How to Select the Luxury Watch [buyer’s Guide]

Tudor Black Bay

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Black Bay

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Tudor’s Black Bay series is another beloved starter watch in the community, with some going as far as to say it could compete with a Rolex Submariner or Omega Seamaster 300. I wouldn’t say all that it, but the Black Bay is up there. Tudor is the sister brand of Rolex, offering interested shoppers watches that give the user more bang for their buck. Sure, a Tudor Black Bay will set you back $3k+, but Rolex of the same class will cost well over $12,000 if you are lucky enough to get your hands on one.

The Tudor has its in-house movement with an incredible 70 hours of power reserve. The watch comes in a 41 mm package, less flashy and more reserved than its Submariner sister. The Black Bay is a watch that you can keep on coming back to, thanks to its flawless details across its finished case, dial, and case back. This is the type of watch you can pull out every day with any fit and not get bored of it.

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