Black Bay GMT
The Black Bay GMT by Tudor brings sporty character to the wrist without being loud. The 41 mm stainless steel case houses the Tudor MT5652 calibre (automatic, approx. 70 hrs power reserve). Sapphire crystal and 200 m water resistance place the watch in practical terms; it is worn on the stainless steel bracelet in everyday life as well as with a suit. Sporty in design, yet versatile to combine.
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The Black Bay GMT specs in detail
Movement, case and features determine how a watch performs day to day. Here the key data of the Black Bay GMT are gathered clearly in one place, as in the manufacturer's data sheet.
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Frequently asked questions about the Black Bay GMT
Here you will find short, clear answers about the Black Bay GMT by Tudor. The details help you judge size, movement, water resistance and price. That way you can decide faster whether the watch suits you.
How big is the Black Bay GMT?
Black Bay GMT measures 41 mm in diameter. That gives the watch a strong presence on the wrist; what matters is that the lugs do not extend beyond your wrist.
Which movement powers the Black Bay GMT?
The Black Bay GMT is powered by the Tudor MT5652 calibre, an automatic movement with a power reserve of around 70 hours. It winds itself via the rotor as you wear it.
Is the Black Bay GMT water-resistant?
The Black Bay GMT is pressure-tested to 200 m, making it suitable for swimming, snorkelling and most dives. The metre rating is a test pressure, not a diving depth.
How much does the Black Bay GMT cost?
The Black Bay GMT (41 mm) has a guide price of approx. €4,600, based on the manufacturer's recommended retail price. This model is currently not listed at our partner shops; the guide price is for orientation.
What occasions is the Black Bay GMT suited to?
The Black Bay GMT suits everyday wear, a suit and special occasions above all. This follows from its sporty look, its size and its sapphire crystal and stainless steel bracelet.
Which watches are similar to the Black Bay GMT?
5 Sports GMT SSK001 by Seiko, Highlife Worldtimer Manufacture by Frederique Constant and Aquascaphe GMT by Baltic go in a similar direction. They share the watch type or a related concept and are worth comparing before you buy.
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