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Tudor
Tudor's in-house automatic caliber with COSC chronometer certification and a 70-hour power reserve, produced at the Kenissi manufacture co-owned by Tudor's parent company. Features a silicon balance spring for antimagnetic properties and a traversing balance bridge for enhanced shock resistance. The MT5400 powers the Black Bay Fifty-Eight and represents Tudor's commitment to in-house movement production.
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Black Bay 58 collection · 5 watches
2 colorways
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Tudor on the secondhand market
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2026 so far · +4.8% to +17.3% · 43 matched watches
+4.9% vs the index
Year-by-year readings →Tudor Black Bay 58 925 owners and reviewers highlight the watch's unique 925 silver case, which offers a warmer tone than steel and a distinct wrist presence, alongside a generally praised taupe dial and bezel. The 39mm case size is frequently mentioned as a positive attribute. However, the silver case is widely reported to tarnish and scratch easily, leading some to consider it less ideal as a sole daily watch, though the tarnish is often described as cleanable or a reversible patina. One owner noted the springbar can scratch the case if it pops out. Some find the watch nondescript in person, while others appreciate its subdued, gentlemanly diver style. On balance, owners and reviewers appreciate the Tudor Black Bay 58 925 for its unique material and dial, with the case's susceptibility to scratches and tarnish being the primary caveat.
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