Tudor Black Bay Ref - M79230B-0008

Marsoni

M251S

$1950.00

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Tudor Black Bay Ref - M79230B-0008This recent update to the Black Bay brings a refined and contemporary touch to the line. Heritage characteristics of TUDOR design such as angular Snowflake hands and an unprotected winding crown finely complement a black dial with gray index markers and a matte blue bezel. Powered by TUDOR Manufacture Caliber MT5602, this modern classic demonstrates the impressive standards of precision and reliability on which TUDOR's reputation is built. A tribute

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Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2026