Tudor Launched ANOTHER Black Bay 58 - Bronze

[@BrittPearceWatches]

omg I love the COLOURS on this.. I wish I liked bronze. But I love how warm this watch is!

[@BarkandJack]

Yeah I think it looks awesome, but bronze is a no go for me.

[@darren6202]

I agree. I love looking at watches but I hate wearing them eeeeew

[@AnIndianAbroad]

The fact that the patina is entirely reversible makes this even more desirable than a gold 58 in my opinion. Subtle if you let it be, shouty when you want it to be 👌🏼

[@MrJruta]

It is however you’d have to polish it weekly until there was no metal left at all.

[@malkinmalone]

a little vinegar and a cloth will make it shine.

[@ivanharlokin]

@@MrJruta Just a bit of lemon juice on a cotton bud. No metal lost, just like magic.

[@MrJruta]

@Silver Fox not exactly correct as “patina” is oxidation. When you remove oxidation, you’re actually removing metal that has chemically changed. Think of classic “rust” It’s the same thing.

[@EternalInfusion]

@@MrJruta yes but you can do it for hundred of years before you notice a loss of mass :)

[@watcharc9569]

It look amazing. Tudor lately is in really great shape!

[@hayesjk11]

Tudor forgot to tell you on that call that they changed their name to "the black bay company" 😂

[@BarkandJack]

hahaha

[@brandonchang9535]

Hahahaaha. Loved this!

[@MrJruta]

Lol seriously

[@fatfriendcustoms7612]

You lost me at “this will discolor your wrist.”

[@thehrethgir679]

Same here, I don't want to deal with that. Bronze looks nice, but sounds like a pain. Plus, not a fan of the browns on watches.

[@dee-ker5867]

monkaS

[@Raph.Bogaert]

They should make the innerside in aluminum or titanium so it doesn't color your wrist

[@Armoer]

@@Raph.Bogaert the caseback is steel with PVD, so they can do it

[@edgarberges3679]

Howdy Adrian. A fan from Texas here. Can you clarify the material of the back case touching the wrist? Probably, you meant that the bracelet will discolor the wrist.

[@Valera_Scotland]

3,6,9 - YES! Bezel and dial Colours - YES! Micro adjust - YAASSS.... Bronze..... NOPE... I don't want a watch that will tarnish my skin! Jesus. Anyway, let's hope they take the good features forward into the next Black Bay 58... probably next week

[@BarkandJack]

That pretty much sums up my feelings too.

[@xavious5017]

@@BarkandJack Not quite sure why some are still questioning and believe that the bracelet will tarnish the skin. I have discussed this at length with the Tudor boutique in Dubai, which confirmed it is a proprietary Bronze alloy that they have spent some years perfecting; this will not affect the skin and even the bronze will patina in a more unique fashion (more a darker and richly coloured bronze, without the greenish formations). Tudor understand completely what they are doing with this release and I firmly believe, by far, it is their most exciting option to come out this year; with a serious amount of R&D invested by the brand.

[@BarkandJack]

@@xavious5017 Tudor also said that the Silver BB 925 wouldn't tarnish and it does. I think it's safe to assume there will be some colour transfer.

[@TenaciousGeebs]

@@xavious5017 if it is anything like the Tudor Black Bay Bronze, it definitely will transfer onto the skin, and that was without a bronze bracelet.

[@PaperOverPusy]

You can’t afford it anyway

[@curtisgoodnight]

That clasp is a huge upgrade functionally and aesthetically. I sold my bb58, largely because I didn't connect with it, but partially because I could never get the bracelet where I wanted it. I still wouldn't buy one again, but I like the design and I'm happy to see them continuing to improve it for others.

[@PK-mx7nf]

Yea 3 holes on a luxury piece is NOT okay...

[@user-qv7rw7dq1d]

Uncle Seiko makes a perfect half link drop in that's $30.

[@jchanisko1]

So they incorporated a version of the Pelagos' extension... I'm hoping that becomes standard across the whole BB range. Tudor are killing it.

[@KennyVo120]

I'm really, really hoping I can buy the clasp directly from my AD in the future. C'mon Tudor... I love my riveted bracelet already, the clasp will make this even better than it already is for me.

[@MA89.]

Feels like testing the water for an entirely new Black Bay range, metas movement plus new clasp.

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

Let’s hope.

[@tmwams]

And display case back. If they offer the glide lock clasp in steel for existing 58’s I’d buy it in a heartbeat.

[@dnalekaw4699]

Now imagine if they released a stainless model in black and white with the glidelock clasp and metas movement. I don't think I could ever wish for a watch more.

[@BarkandJack]

That would be awesome!

[@dnalekaw4699]

@@BarkandJack if only Tudor weren't dead set on sandbagging themselves against 'competing' with Rolex! They should have full freedom, at the end of the day those who want a Rolex will buy a Rolex :)

[@jaredmatthews9403]

A date. That's what I'd ask for haha

[@abcoates]

Seeing Tudor releasing watches in a variety of materials, presumably with each having its own unique tooling requirements, has made me take more interested in them as a brand.

[@anders34]

I absolutely agree. This bronze attracts me cos of my bronze winches and seacocks on my own yacht. However impractical, i understand the use.

[@samwesthead1982]

As an owner of the OG BB58, I’m crying out for this t-bar extension system on an updated regular stainless BB58; would sell mine in a heartbeat! Loving the creative intro and the straps on your shop Adrian 👌 If there was a Pepsi GMT BB58 I would simply wet myself

[@jaredwolf9638]

1) intro was great! 2) Tudor is a bad ass brand fully coming into its own 3) the bracelet and metas cert will likely be standard going forward even if that bumps the price a bit 4) the root beer is a “god tier” haha watch. One of my grails 5) if they did a root beer Tudor for the BB58 line I won’t be able to buy it fast enough! Great video Adrian! Cheers ☕️

[@alexandrosgiannikos9796]

As much I criticized Tudor for the stupid game with the BB 58 925 (secret alloy) - I love the full Bronze BB 58. Very cool and different. And I aging is nothing I am scared of. This is also true for a watch. It gains character. Good move Tudor! And this time you even shared the information that it is an Aluminium-bronze 😘

[@stevesmith9943]

I feel EXACTLY the same about this release...... I remember trying on the original black bay bronze on in an AD..... I was absolutely blown away by it..... I walked away thinking 'that's my next watch, it looks absolutely stunning'..... But as time went by I couldn't help being concerned about the patina issue..... I would just like it to stay the same colour, like the 925 (another beautiful watch)....

[@Soooootiredofthis]

I don't go for bronze but can't wait for the clasp to filter into the other 58's. It's why mine lives on NATO's, love the bracelet (tolerate the rivets) but can't size it without it getting uncomfortable at some point during the day

This Glidelock-like system was really missing on the BB58 and I do hope that Tudor will make this new buckle available in stainless steel to purchase separately for previous BB58 owners without having to buy a full bracelet.

[@TimeIsMoney2034]

I'm waiting for Tudor to release the 43mm Black Bay Bronze slate grey dial in 39mm !!

[@AnIndianAbroad]

Now THAT would be an epic watch 👌🏼

[@quality_times]

I hope you’re right when it comes to Tudor launching more 39mm Watches. I want to buy the BB58 in black for my 30th Birthday this December but I might wait a little bit longer.. I’m really hoping for a Pepsi GMT in a slightly smaller case.

[@purchasedmaster]

Just put myself in List for a blue 58 … delivery seems to be near october … it’s gonna be a Hard

[@purchasedmaster]

@@tmb9363 i had an awesome experience with a dealer (Gioielleria Cielo) back in the days so i’ve Ordered Here in Milan, (Italy) from Them.

[@mutton2492]

Why did you delete your video on your views on the recent timepiece gentleman saga?

[@watchfalcon122]

Except with 20mm Rolex glidelock extension, the tradeoff is a massive clasp. 8mm is enough which is more than the EasyLink one option adjustment 5mm system. No doubt Tudor will make this standard across their lineup and bring even more value to the consumer along with METAS. They are doing great things. Those GMT mockups have me drooling right now.

[@BarkandJack]

Yeah that’s a good point. The new Rolex clasp is annoying large. This is nice and compact.

[@Roozbehchief98]

I hope for a smaller Pelagos!

[@andywit3687]

Why did you remove the other video?

[@paulanthonyjohns]

you lost me with your video on Timepiece Gentlemen which I have to say you called incorrectly.

[@RedloxBeats]

I'm not gonna lie; I like Tudor better than Omega

[@ggw539]

why did you delete your take on TPG?

[@LesterLovesWatches]

Bronze which has patinated to a rich, uneven dark gold colour, is a thing of beauty. This shiny, trashy gold but not gold colour just screams Taiwan ‘Two for Ten Dollar’. So the whole success hangs on how it will patina. Let’s see. Good clasp finally.

[@user-pi6vz5hr3c]

I happen to like a nice shiny watch.

[@josefsbeach]

A re-issue of the OG bb58 in black with a METAS certified movement, 369 markers, brushed sides, and the new clasp would be a fantastic update to release

[@cedshred1676]

You didn’t mention my favorite part of this new release: the 3-6-9 numerals. They look fantastic. Don’t like the bracelet version, too goldy/bronzy but the NATO strap version looks good.

[@mindgraphy_]

I agree, the 3-6-9 looks great. A BB58 in black with these numerals and the new bracelet would be incredible. Also a BB58 gmt though. 😅

[@thewatchidiot]

Still just praying for the day it's available in the US of A

[@BarkandJack]

Yeah I think it's crazy that this isn't available in the USA. It's a huge market!

[@thewatchidiot]

@@BarkandJack Maybe the marine nationale variant will be a US only model in return😂😂

[@uesugikaru]

We have one in toronto. Not in the US but close.

[@matthewdale956]

@@BarkandJack they don’t want tpg auctioning it off for charity 😬😉

[@TheBrutalDeluxe]

When I first got my Bronze/Bronze Oris, I wasn't keen on it because it looked like gold and far too bling. However, nearly a year later, it has become my favourite watch. I've loved watching (pardon the pun) the patina develop and little flecks on it come and go. It's all down to taste I suppose. My wrist has only gone slightly green on a couple of occasions when the weather was hot.

[@martinwild9192]

Great insight, as always but I must counter your relative dislike of bronze due to its unpredictable patternation . . . that's the joy!! I'm an aviation engineer and my watches must not only be resistant to intense electric fields, immersion into petrols, oils & lubricants, they must also look rough & reliable. My NOT-TUDOR bronze watch quickly adopted a rugged & fantastic appearance which I love! I know its not for everyone but if you want a watch that looks like it has endured a hard day's labour, get a BRONZE one

[@Treetopflyer777]

I had a BBGMT for about 4 months maybe? Sold it bc the watch was just too bulky and the bracelet and clasp were the most uncomfortable I’ve ever owned. I wanted to love it so much but just couldn’t. A BBGMT 58 with new clasp might just be the model I would like. Fingers crossed for it. Great video Adrian. Always love them

[@watchwayup]

The problem for me with the way they have been releasing watches is that i'd be reluctant to buy one as i'd be worried that i'll prefer the one coming out next. It's also interesting how the 58 is more and more just referred to as the black bay and not the black bay 58, so is the 41mm heritage range becoming redundant?

[@StephenRoseDuo]

You've ABSOLUTELY NAILED the problem with this kind of product release cycles

[@mattchedzey]

Yes mate. I bought the 58 925 and then a few months later saw the ceramic and totally wished I'd bought that one instead.

[@watchwayup]

@@mattchedzey must be so annoying!

[@fabrom4428]

Totally agree. The good thing at least is that all 58s seem to keep a very high resale value, so I assume you can sell them rather easily if you want to finance your next purchase from the same line.

[@JacK-yr8ri]

Not a way I could live my life, I tend to live for the day / moment rather than thinking something better will come along in the future.

[@brysoga]

Your channel is 90% Tudor and Rolex. And even the videos that aren't about Rolex or Tudor seem to end up having Rolex and Tudor in them. What do I think of this watch? Pretty the same as with the other black bay fifty eights. Yaawwn. What would I like to see then create? Something that isn't a black bay would be nice.

[@coffeeboyclips1973]

Agree, all this rolex and tudor stuff is getting boring, the snowflake hand is horrible imo. There are so many more interesting watches out there.

[@michaelcampbell4503]

Great video Adrian. Yes 1. Tudor is going toe to toe with Omega, offering a £3,500 Tudor alternative to a £4,250 Omega 2. they are market testing BBs to see which are most popular materials/design combo and 3. they are also trying to persuade people who won't do the fictional waitlist dance with the AD for a new Rolex to buy a new, hip Tudor rather than go into the grey market. Will be interesting to see which BB variant becomes most popular - I suspect the BB black. Mind you it would be amazing to see a full gold BB. Rolex have allowed Tudor to attack mid-market niches that it doesn't want to get into, so that it can concentrate on displacing Patek.

[@stnnvyn]

Exactly. I never fancy any bronze or silver watches anyway, either steel or previous metal. For blackbay 58, the black one and the blue one will just do fine.

[@jamespool1335]

Great to see an on the fly adjustable clasp in the BB line at long last - bloody typical it came out 4 months after I bought my BB58 Navy though ;-) Great review mate, keep em coming

[@CubanBBQ]

It’s another case of brilliant marketing, wouldn’t you say?

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

Hah!

[@deltanovember1672]

I notice he’s taken that film down…

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

@@deltanovember1672 To be fair, he did say that he would take the video down at the end of it. He posted it just to address the issue, although his take on the matter was rather contentious.

[@darshanmalde497]

My AD close by was able to swap out the bracelet off of the new Ranger 39 with T-fit clasp and put it on the Bb58. Ultimate watch right there!

[@thetheo5309]

I would love to see the arabic numerals on a steel bb58 💯

[@BrittPearceWatches]

OUUU I love this idea!

[@tlerew12]

@@BrittPearceWatches I have an "original BB58 in steel-- been waiting on the new Explorer 36-- I could get this with Arabic for half the price! :)

[@slevitt18]

“Competing with Omega for the most variations of the same watch.” I almost lost it right there.

[@MrJruta]

I think they’ve surpassed Omega with this damn blackbay thing already.

[@nishsingh8553]

The bronze patina is great. You basically have a watch that is customized to your skin and environment..... way better than a Seiko mod

[@yvindvagsvr774]

I just got a call from The Tudor Boutique in Rome (on a Sunday actually). They estimated that the watch would be available for me in about a month and that I had to show up in person to collect it. I had about one month to collect it after purchase. I kept the door open and said that I was still interested and that they should call me when the watch arrived. I like the watch the way it look out of the box, but I’m concerned how it will look after a while. I agree with you, I would really see a BB58 with the T-fit, sure throw in a GMT, and definitely go METAS on a solid gold, TT or Stainless steel.

[@HusniAmir]

Soon there'll be more Black Bays than there are "Special Edition" Speedmasters

[@khoocheepeng]

I will buy this .... Been looking for a full bronze ....I have my way to keep it shine...:)

[@ICanUntieAnyKnot]

Just picked one of these up at the AD in Vancouver, Canada (one of only two I believe in North America, the other being Toronto). It is a truly beautiful watch and I'm excited to watch it patina over time. Interesting experience how you walk into the Rolex AD (literally across the street) and it is totally empty. Go over to Tudor and they have plenty of stock of some amazing watches, and the people are all immensely kind.

[@nkikkeri]

Since you are in this business to make money, you should have the courage to keep your previous video up. The cat is out of the bag anyways. Your opinions are now a matter of record. Back to the BB58. I am not a fan of bronze. However I tried on a blue BB58 at a Tudor AD a couple of weeks ago - incidentally a day before the release of this boutique version. He told me to keep an eye out for the big release the next day. Alas, it turned out to be this bronze version.

[@BarkandJack]

It's not down to courage it's to do with branding. It's not the sort of content I want on this channel.

[@philt6440]

@@BarkandJack then why did you upload the video in the first place?

[@simonc765]

@@BarkandJack Everyone is entitled to a few mistakes, it's really not that big of a deal and people should go easy on the pitchforks. However I think you should address it, otherwise your just creating a "Streisand Effect" situation and this in itself probably hurts your reputation more than the initial video. Wether it's a simple lapse of judgement, or you overlooked some aspects of the situation when making the video or even if you do believe that it was a genius marketing move and you stand by that, you're entitled to that. But you chose to remove the video for a reason and I think it would benefit you to be upfront about instead of swiping it under the rug. That's just me though..

[@1snipey]

@@BarkandJack Why post it then? No need... unless it benefited you

[@ecalap31]

@@BarkandJack No reply. Says it all

[@mr.alldays]

I think it's a game changer move to change the clasp. I really hope they'll bring on the two-tone GMT. I think it would be gorgeous.

[@mathewazzopard8100]

Totally agree with you, bronze looks amazing but I feel the same way, not for me. During my 35+ years journey with watches, never bought a bronze watch. Lately though I've taken an interest in bronze and when I saw the BB bronze on a matching bracelet, I thought this might be it. Well, this vid clarified things, it's a no go. I thought the bracelet had some sort of treatment at the side in contact with the wrist. To be honest, not just the stained wrist put me off, passed 20 years opt out aluminum inserts and BB doesn't want to use ceramic...Took Rolex several decades to use it, Tudor won't be different. Thank you for the review, looking forward to the next.

[@MrNt1402]

I think now with the numerals the round markers look slightly oversized, I also thought the same for the BB36, on the standard 58 I think the bezel balances well with the big markers. Maybe a 10% decrease in size would look more refined on this dial

[@tyngshen28]

have it in steel, with stick markers, mercedes hands and 369 dial, then watch the world explode.

[@BarkandJack]

That would be perfect!

[@reedgrabowski8314]

Totally agree! The size and 3, 6, 9 dial in a steel case would be added to my watch rotation as soon as I could get it.

[@dantan6952]

That would be called a Tudor Explorer.

[@willito1211]

That’s the Explorer lol

[@willito1211]

@@BarkandJack Adrian!!! I got THE call for a 36mm Explorer on Thursday! It’s on my wrist right now. One more thing, I have 7.5 inch wrist & the 36mm is STILL perfect!! I love the classic, timeless and simplicity of the watch. Apart from all of that, it is a STUNNING & beautiful watch!

[@jameskwon7617]

Would really like them to release something other than a Black Bay. They're only missing Uranium or Plutonium cased BB's at this point.

[@gilbertler03]

Titanium

[@randomdude6249]

@@gilbertler03 The Pelagos is titanium, so I’m guessing there won’t be a BB in titanium soon, although you never know…

[@jameskwon7617]

Was going to say they have already done titanium.

[@thegraciefighter102]

Hopefully Omega will finally wake up - listen to their customers and bring something new to market

[@thegraciefighter102]

@Nigel Molesworth doesn’t say struggling Nige - says they’ve stopped innovating

[@timemeasured9137]

Bronze is a beautifull and unique material. It's not for everyone, but it looks great if paired with the right colours in your wardrobe and darker skin tones.

[@Adan2606]

I want that T-Fit clasp in steel to upgrade my Black Bay 58.

[@jamespool1335]

Me too!!!

[@TomBeardshaw]

Small wrist, so what I’d really like to see is a two tone root beer GMT in a BB58 size

[@Soooootiredofthis]

That would look good. Tbh a 58 gmt in steel would suffice for me

[@Tonysoprano497]

Love this the warm tones are fabulous. Got to say totally agree with your take . If they produced what you’re speculating it would be fantastic

[@nickbyrne1962]

Love how it looks on the Tudor-supplied nato, though I’m not quite so sure about that bronze bracelet……

[@WatchUnwind]

I love the look of the watch but like Adrian pointed out. I like the look of THIS watch. I don’t think that I would like a watch that gets worn out at an increased speed. For a lot of people even at this “entry level” it’s a lot of money. Part of what I love about my watches are I take good care of them so they are all in perfect condition. With this it’s impossible to keep it in perfect condition.you can remove patina but your essentially wiping away metal and it’s not going to look exactly the same. I would assume it won’t look at sharply/finely finished as the years go by

[@Paka1983]

Imagine ALL GOLD Tudor black bay 58! TAKE... MY... MONEY.

[@erikkalifornia5182]

You removed your controversial video regarding the timepiece gentleman. I think you owe us a follow up...

[@BarkandJack]

It think it’s best to ignore the situation and move on from it. The whole thing is embarrassing for the community.

[@jg9625]

Extra embarrassing for those in the community who called it marketing genius 🤪

[@erikkalifornia5182]

@@BarkandJack Agree... I guess... You're a big part of that community though. Your opinion and comments more valid than most, and carry real weight.

[@erikkalifornia5182]

@@jg9625 Yeah, brand suicide.

[@BoStark]

@@BarkandJack Sweep it the under the rug - genius.

[@TheTownWatch]

😅😂🤣 Loved the intro!!!

[@BarkandJack]

Haha. Thanks mate.

[@gizmo6164]

Loved the intro………

[@BarkandJack]

haha thanks mate. I'll keep working on my acting skills.

[@SinnerAndSaint]

Agreed, it wasn't bronze but gold!

[@harrisonmcgregory8283]

Everyone not talking about the exquisite finishing on the whole watch and golden bracelet

[@bbot21]

I love my 43mm Black Bay Bronze patina after three months... Don't love that it doesn't manual wind anymore- Going to take it in tomorrow. Luckily it's still under warranty.

[@themrmarkprior]

I would like a burgundy 58 so that there’s a black, blue and burgundy 58 (and a black, blue and burgundy 41mm BB) and upgrade all those forementioned with dive watch bracelet extensions. Then with those core colours, make a 58 red/blue GMT and keep the 41mm GMT (without dive watch extensions). THEN the gold, silver bronze and ceramic’s can all become METAS and remain as higher-level novelties. Every other BB gets discontinued and you finally have a cohesive core product line.

[@geezer8294]

Will you be doing a collab with TPG anytime soon?

[@GermanGonzalez]

Waiting for that 58 GMT for years now. Believe it when I see it.

[@IsaacCheck]

What a beauty!!! I have to admit that I've always hated those fake rivets on Tudor bracelets, but in bronze however, it just WORKS! IMO it evokes a sense of olden bronze dive helmet. love it!

[@kimcoulter806]

Excellent review and I believe you’re right about Tudor/Rolex having Omega square in their sights. As to their expansion of the BB58 line and specifically the solid gold models… they’re nuts to enter that arena as it’s paradoxical to their specific niche. Just one guys opinion. 👊👍

[@meson183]

Tudor now have so many models in the Black Bay collection, that you need a specially designed stick in order to wave a stick at them all. Eye protection is recommended though

[@franzjager9931]

I know there are many opinions about Bell and Ross... But I think their stabilised bronze cases are absolutely brilliant. If this Tudor had it, I'd buy it in a minute.

[@Analstrosen]

Love the dialogue you’re opening with the brand. It’s definitely being heard

[@PeteMcConvill]

Adrian. I think you are on to something. I also believe these improvements (Metas/clasps ETC) are deliberately constrained to niche lines as a tester. I would add that they are also likely to be outsourced. One thing that really screws with a stable industrial scale production run is little one offs - my guess is that the ceramics/bronzes/special bracelets etc are coming from independent third parties and tested before tudor commits resources.

[@jaimey3971]

I would love a steel 39mm BB58 steel case, the 3,6,9 dial, steel bracelet, and steel tudor "glidelock" clasp.

[@Super3xtr4]

Hey where is your last video, really like it, great marketing for your channel!

[@TheReCampo]

isnt this the guy who drinks watches and talks coffee?

[@_Root_Beer]

Tudor still need to experiment with rose gold and white gold. A white gold bb58 Pepsi GMT would be killer!

[@Warioda]

Maybe I'm just biased because I don't know how hot the market was decades ago but can we just say it's a great time to be a watch/horology collector/fan/lover/enthusiast? The choices are soooo alluring.

[@keatonwaynemusic]

You had me at “drinking coffee, taking watches”

[@wivvix]

I'd like a black dial with the 3,6,9 numerals, white indices, this bracelet/case in stainless and a hand-set without the snowflakes. That would be a very versatile field/dive watch indeed...

[@j.j.h.atemycereal]

If they kept the current BB clasp (with the shield motif and the ceramic pips) and added the on-the-fly adjustment, that would be the perfect clasp.

[@mt3377]

That little beauty will go green

[@joshkolchins7753]

I went into a prominent high end jeweler and watch boutique here in the US and the sales rep said they did expect to get the BB58 Bronze. I’m very keen on it. Still hoping Tudor’s next big release is the reissue of the submariner...

[@auricgoldfinger8249]

Much MUCH better clasp. I hope they roll this out on all the models. Not a fan of this but may seriously consider a BB 58. I have an all gold Rolex GMT. Now thats a watch!

[@leeharding8306]

The blue one in steel on a bracelet is still the one to get. Tudor is now the black bay company and it’s only the 58 that has it’s proportions sorted. The others are way way to thick and the 41mm version is a bodge. They made it even thicker by bowing out the case back to make the in house movement fit. It’s only a matter of time until this clasp makes it way on to the stainless steel models with a price hike. At this rate it will probably be next week. I don’t think Omega will be loosing to much sleep as they have many sorted models that have excellent proportions.

[@AceHeart70]

Wearing the watch on the nato, which I would personally. It would slow down the discolouration of the watch and your wrist as it, doesn’t sit directly on your skin? I’m right in saying that arnt I?

[@rahulrajan4535]

Tudor is doing exactly what Omega has been with their Seamaster variant. Refreshing change and good to see them trying out. There is a blackbay58 for everyone now. Period.

[@denisdaly1708]

Good work today in helping Jody get his channel back. You got the ball rolling.

[@BarkandJack]

So glad it’s back up and running. It’s crazy how YT can just take action like that without any warning. Especially with a channel that has nearly 200k subscribers.

[@denisdaly1708]

@@BarkandJack ya, i can only imagine the stress for a channel owner. Our enthusiast community is not huge. KZbin/google has alot of power. They need to be respectful of their content providers. Im sure Jody is having a nice coffee right now, to relax. Like your videos, and humanity.

[@zhan9207]

Not a fan of the bronze case, but supper in love with the new clasp. Hope there will be steel version soon.

[@MrVitamincpp]

I have bronze watches and love them not for looking like golden. I like the patina, but I don't think a bronze bracelet is a good idea. It will paint the wrist green :) My Helberg is with a titanium back and still some green stains on the bronze where my wrist touches the case especially during summer.

[@davidturner5295]

Like the bb58 bronze - i do think Tudor might be lining up to release another submariner in 2022 as so many people want that me too .

[@deansusec8745]

I Like the fact that they are making unique watches. Not everyone will have the one you have!

[@TheLumeRoom]

How many arrows can they fire at the Black Bay dartboard? Can we see something else now please?

[@BB-gl7zt]

Agreed. If they only put in half the effort they put into the BB and redirect it to the Pelagos, they'd have a much more well rounded offering

[@arghjayem]

@@BB-gl7zt I agree, rather have yet another black bay/BB58- I’d rather see a new Pelagos that is slimmed down to BB58 dimensions. Or a GMT in the BB58 case (still a BB but more appealing that another bog standard one in a “new” case).

[@BB-gl7zt]

@@arghjayem 100%. I also hope they do something along those lines (GMT in BB58 dimensions) for the 10th anniversary of the Black Bay line next year

[@abstractgroove160]

That is stunning. The patina will develop beautifully.

[@CudKidi]

Id love to see an all rose gold with black dial 👌🏽👌🏽

[@cts1549]

the green on the gold in real life pics is stunning though, intro just reminded me of that

[@austintexan7418]

In the videos, the watch looks great. I love my Navy Blue Black Bay 58. I managed to order this version from a boutique. When it arrived, I could not warm up to it (I tried). You need to wear mostly earth-tone clothing. It was never going to work with my blue shirts (in the videos, it's hard to understand this). Many photos make it look dark, like it would go with a wider variety of clothing. In person (in most daylight), the bezel looks like a beautiful copper, and the chocolate brown on the dial dominates it. I even tried my shirts that are camouflage green. The combination did not pop for me. I dumped this watch quickly within a day (at a significant loss). DO NOT ORDER IT ONLINE WITHOUT TRYING IT ON FIRST. It's not the bronze metal that is the problem. It's the copper/chocolate combination on the bezel and dial. More than any other Black Bay, try this on before buying.

[@craig2100]

A gold 58 would be brilliant. a two tone would also look amazing. I would love a gold sports watch, something exciting, warm and a bit of dazzle. Well done mate.

[@ihannula]

There is a gold 58

[@craig2100]

@@ihannula there's a bronze, but not familiar with a gold