Tudor Black Bay Ceramic: Best-in-Class
Just considering the specifications, the new Tudor Black Bay Ceramic offers unbeatable value.
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Tudor Black Bay Ceramic
Words matter, as evidenced on the dial of the very succinctly named Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. We are of course referring to the Master Chronometre text at 6 o?clock. You might recall these words in relation to one competitor in particular, especially when you consider that only watches that have been tested, by, and met the standards of, the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) can be addressed as Master Chronometres. This is one instance of words on a dial that even Edouard Meylan of H. Moser & Cie might applaud – it might even be the most audacious in recent memory. Also significant is the price, S$6,510, which is the best-in-class for this level of Swiss watchmaking. For this pricetag, you also get a fabric strap in the mix
Of course, the Tudor Black Bay Ceramic must offer a lot of watch to convince us of that. Consider only the following information then: the case is ceramic, it is water-resistant to 200 metres, the five-year warranty is transferable and does not require registration, and the power reserve of the automatic manufacture movement MT5602-1U is rated at 70 hours. If you ran those specifications into an algorithm to determine what watches are available, there would be nothing at the level of the Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. Now, being METAS certified, th...
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Tudor Black Bay Ceramic
Words matter, as evidenced on the dial of the very succinctly named Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. We are of course referring to the Master Chronometre text at 6 o?clock. You might recall these words in relation to one competitor in particular, especially when you consider that only watches that have been tested, by, and met the standards of, the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology (METAS) can be addressed as Master Chronometres. This is one instance of words on a dial that even Edouard Meylan of H. Moser & Cie might applaud – it might even be the most audacious in recent memory. Also significant is the price, S$6,510, which is the best-in-class for this level of Swiss watchmaking. For this pricetag, you also get a fabric strap in the mix
Of course, the Tudor Black Bay Ceramic must offer a lot of watch to convince us of that. Consider only the following information then: the case is ceramic, it is water-resistant to 200 metres, the five-year warranty is transferable and does not require registration, and the power reserve of the automatic manufacture movement MT5602-1U is rated at 70 hours. If you ran those specifications into an algorithm to determine what watches are available, there would be nothing at the level of the Tudor Black Bay Ceramic. Now, being METAS certified, th...
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