Much has been said about the Tudor Black Bay, here and elsewhere, and it?s ushering in of a new era of heritage inspired watches that?s taken hold throughout the industry. The Black Bay family has grown to include a broad range of watches, from GMTs and chronographs, to two-toned 36mm field watches, but the charm of the classic divers remains as strong today as when they were first released more than 10 years ago. Most of us here, and presumably many of you reading, have seen a Black Bay or two come through our collection at some point over the years, and each year we hold out hope for a particular spec or version of the watch we?d like to see released. It?s just had that kind of an effect on enthusiasts. 
As luck would have it, we recently found ourselves with an abundance of Black Bay watches in the office, so we took the opportunity to get them together and discuss the impact it?s had on each of us over the years.
Below find a selection of our Black Bay reviews that we?ve published, including some of our favorites like the Black Bay 58, the Black Bay Pro, and the Steel & Gold Chrono. How has the Black Bay impacted your collecting" Which examples have you owned or do you hope to own" Let us know in the comments and be sure to share your ideal Black Bay that you?d love to see Tudor release this year.

Hands-On with the Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight Navy Blue

The Black Bay 58 in blue was a bright spot in an otherwise tumultuous 2020. This was ...