The story of the Black Bay collection

First and foremost, the Black Bay collection is the modern incarnation of Tudor 's iconic model : the 1954 Submariner . The firstborn in a long line of dive watches, ergonomic , legible , precise , and robust , it perfectly embodied the approach formulated by the American architect Louis Sullivan, according to which the form of an object should follow its function. It also laid the aesthetic and technical foundations of an ideal dive watch: a simple , functional , and reliable tool .

Especially since this collection currently includes more than a dozen variations. Some pay homage to legendary watches of the past, while others reinvent the archetype in a completely new way.

Indeed, Tudor offers the watchmaking world a collection of iconic , affordable timepieces , driven by a remarkable design . It features the particularly prominent winding crown of the famous 1958 reference 7924 , also known as the Big Crown , while its characteristic angular, so-called " Snowflake " hands were borrowed from the TUDOR watches used by the French Navy in the 1970s .