New Black Bay 41 Review
Video Review: Tudor Black Bay 41 ‘Monochrome’ Charts a New Path - The Deep Track
The Tudor Black Bay collection has become the standard bearer of dive watches in the $3 to 5k price range over its 12 year and counting production run. The
I've spent the past week wearing the new Black Bay 41 'monochrome' released by Tudor this year at Watches & Wonders. This is a watch that has come a long way in the past decade without losing itself in the process. This execution feels a bit different than the rest, though. My hope is that it opens the door to more Black Bay watches (58, 54, GMT, Pro) being done in neutral colorways.
Overall, there's a lot to like about this release, even if it isn't the flashiest. Catch my full thoughts at the link and let me know what you think of this one below.
Tool watch enthusiast. GPHG Academy member. Watch industry media veteran. Formerly Hodinkee, StockX, Worn & Wound. Founder of The Deep Track.
Thanks for giving us lots of shots!
What do you think of the lug to lug? Seems a little long on paper.
Thanks for giving us lots of shots!
What do you think of the lug to lug? Seems a little long on paper.
That's the only measurement that I think will give some people pause. For my wrist it's just fits within the confines, but it's a long lug for sure and anyone with a wrist under 7 inches may find it a bit too long. On the bright side it is a thin tapered lug so it's not too dramatic, but I think people should try it on prior to buying where possible.