Tudor Black Bay 54 – Ref. M79000B-0001 (Stainless Steel / Blue Dial / Steel Bracelet / 37mm)
Specific Watch Details:
Year: 2026
Condition: Used (Very Good) Light wear consistent with careful use. Minor surface scratches may be visible. Case and edges remain well-defined. May have been professionally polished. Please see photos.
Inclusions: Inner & Outer Boxes, Warranty Booklet, User Manual, Serial Hangtag, Warranty Card
Bracelet/Strap: 3-link stainless steel bracelet with polished and satin finish with TUDOR “T-fit” clasp
Stock Number: 1595
General Information:
Brand: Tudor
Family: Black Bay 54
Model: Black Bay Fifty-Four Stainless Steel / Blue / Bracelet
Reference Number: M79000B-0001
Movement: Tudor Caliber MT5400 – Self-winding mechanical movement with bidirectional rotor system; Hours, Minutes, Seconds | Chronometer
Case Material: Stainless Steel
Bezel: 60-minute unidirectional bezel in stainless steel with aluminium insert devoid of minute graduations
Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal
Case Back: Closed
Shape: Round
Case Diameter: 37.00 mm
Case Thickness: 11.24 mm
Lug Width: 20mm
Water Resistance: 200 meters
Power Reserve: Approximately 70 hours
Produced: 2026
Dial:
Color: Blue
Finish: Sunburst
Indexes: Stick / Dot
Hands: Proprietary
Features: Domed, applied hour markers
About the Tudor Black Bay 54 – Ref. M79000B-0001 (Stainless Steel / Blue Dial / Steel Bracelet / 37mm):
The Tudor Black Bay 54, reference M79000B-0001, pays homage to Tudor's legacy in dive watches with its vintage-inspired design. Featuring a 37mm stainless steel case and a blue sunburst dial, it is powered by the COSC-certified Calibre MT5400, offering a 70-hour power reserve. The watch combines classic aesthetics with modern functionality, highlighted by its unidirectional bezel and TUDOR “T-fit” clasp.
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