Ceramic beauty
When Tudor launched the new Black Bay Ceramic back in 2021 i thought that iz was a great release for Tudor. They introduced a very interessting watch that has the in-house MT5602-1U movment inside, this movment is Cosc and
Metas certificated, that means it's very accurate ( 0 - +5 sek a day ) and is resistante to magnetic fields ( 15'000 gauss ). The only watchmaker that makes those movments is omega with the Co- Axial movments and that is very impressive concidering the BB Ceramic is priced under 5k.
The finish on the ceramic case is incredible, it has a matt finish with nice angled edges that are polished.
I saw this watch in Bern 6 months ago and i bew that was the one, so i've waited and followed this watch on the internet and today i picked it up. I'm so glad i bought this watch i absolutly love it.
i love watches with a rich history and a great craftmanship. I've first came accross a watch in 2014 it was a rado couple and since then i never stoped to learn and collect Watches.
Congratulations even the results of your waiting
Congrats
Enjoy it.
Congratulations on your new beautiful Tudor ❤️🤙
Congratulations!
@Nemanja
I love mine and also have a BB58 925 (Silver one) they complement one another and very diverse modern and classic. The Ceramic with some PVD/DLC in some parts is an example of uniqueness with boldness that actually Tudor pulled off very well. METAS is not exclusive to Omega as Tudor have entered into that zone and perhaps one day they will come out with a twin barrel movement to compete head on with Omega's 8900 caliber. Both Tudor and Omega have come into leaps and bounds. Omega in the year 2000 and onwards and then the rejuvenation of Tudor around 2012 in USA. Omega's Seamaster 300m and Tudor's Black Bay were messianic for their Watch Houses. Could not have come at a better time!