Rolex founder Hans Wilsdorf launched the Tudor Watch Company in 1946 in an effort to offer the public reliable timepieces at affordable prices. Since 2015, Tudor has been manufacturing in-house movements to much acclaim.

Sophisticated, versatile, and built to exacting standards, this Black Bay 39 by Tudor will surely make an essential addition to your collection and a fabulous piece for any occasion, any ensemble.

Its moderately-sized stainless steel case with a fixed polished bezel measures 39 mm in diameter, 12 mm in height, and rests upon a stainless steel bracelet with a folding buckle secured by safety clasp. 

Peer through the flat scratch-resistant sapphire crystal and we encounter a handsome blue dial with luminous hands and applied hour markers. A minute track is prominent against the dial as is the luminous center seconds hand.

In the engine room we have a little piece of magic, the self-winding automatic Manufacture MT5400 caliber, which is a highly accurate COSC-certified chronometer and delivers a convenient 70-hour power reserve.

Additional features include an attractive Tudor rose in relief upon the screw-down winding crown and a 100 m / 10 atm water resistance.

Standout feature(s): Highly accurate COSC-certified chronometer with 70-hour power reserve; attractive Tudor rose in relief upon screw-down winding crown; 100 m / 10 atm water resistance.

Details at a glance:

• Model Reference: M79660-0002
• Case Material: Stainless steel
• Case Dimensions: 39 mm
• Case Height: 12 mm
• Movement: Self-winding automatic manufacture, 70-hour power reserve
• Caliber: Manufacture MT5400 COSC-certified chronometer
• Complication(s) / Feature(s): Standard time, central seconds
• Dial: Blue color
• Crystal: Scratch-resistant sapphire
• Winding Crown: Screw-down with Tudor rose in relief
• Water-resistance: 100 m / 10 atm
• Band: Stainless steel bracelet
• Clasp: Folding clasp
• Country of Origin: Switzerland
• Retail Value: $4,850.00
• Condition: Unworn
• Comments: Includes original boxes, instructions manual, watch tag, and papers dated in September 2026