Tudor’s Best Dive Watch: The Black Bay 58 Blue

The Black Bay 58 is still Tudor’s best dive watch. With its vintage-inspired design and versatile style, the Black Bay 58 effortlessly combines elegance and functionality, making it a must-have for any watch enthusiast. We'll explore its impressive features, including its robust construction, reliable movement, and exceptional water resistance. Join us as we delve into why the Tudor Black Bay 58 stands out as Tudor's best modern watch, offering unbeatable value for money in the world of luxury timepieces.

[@Anonymouslyme1]

Great review, very thorough. I own one of these myself it’s a great piece I really ought to wear it more often.

[@horologyproject]

I really appreciate you taking the time to compliment the review. It was an older video I recorded, I’ve tried to up my quality and more content soon!

[@AndrewIsbell]

This exact watch, blue dial on a bracelet, plummeted in value on the secondary market in recent years. I believe that shows this watch is not popular. You should have mentioned this in the video. However I agree with you and it could be considered Tudor's best dive watch. But based on the actual numbers we may be in the minority. I think it' great value used.

[@horologyproject]

True! I actually recorded this video 2.5 years ago and forgot to upload it. But you are right!

[@pantelisg1627]

@@horologyproject Any Patina yet? And when does it start fading ?

[@verde629]

Holds its value relatively well actually. Not gna make money if you sell like a Rolex but don’t lose too much either

[@maitrehg]

Nice one for sure but the new Monochrome is the best Tudor yet.

[@micaljimenez7381]

I think too much tudor kill tudor...i apreciate the watch but his sucess and the similarity of all model make the brand a little boring,dont want to say its not a good watch,because it is,but they need to find other thingsnand dont live around the same models,they are not rolex so why did they do the same

[@GMDAzure]

I agree, I'd love to see them have some that dial wise looks totally different than their other offerings, maybe even something funky like the Montecarlo

[@horologyproject]

Sadly, I’m doubtful they will venture to far out. They seem to be doing well being an adjacent Rolex brand. Their approach is definitely geared to Rolex’s past. I just wish they would make the watches more competitive spec wise. For me, I want to see a Tudor with 120 click bezel and a date