Taking its aesthetic cues from the other models in the Black Bay line, the Black Bay Chrono model features a dial inspired by the Tudor’s divers? watches produced in the 1950s and the iconic “snowflake” hands. With this being a chronograph, Tudor also looks to the Oysterdate, its first chronograph that was released in 1971. The steel and gold version lends a more formal touch to the ultra-sporty chronograph, making it suitable for both work and play.

The self-winding, COSC-certified Manufacture Calibre MT5813, with a column wheel and vertical clutch, in the Black Bay Chrono S&G is the first chronograph in the Black Bay family. The model is available in three variants: with a steel and yellow gold bracelet, a brown leather strap with removable bund or a black fabric strap.