FS: Tudor BB58 Blue with extra bracelet

Model:	Tudor	Last Scraped:	Oct. 23, 2023, 4:18 p.m.
Username:	ahstein	Location:	Unknown
Email:	Unknown	Feedback:	No Reviews Found

Up for sale is my very recently acquired BB58 blue. I was hoping this watch was “the one” and everything about it is perfect except (for me) the polished sides. We watch folks are a picky lot.

This watch is in nearly flawless condition. Case, crystal, bezel and sides are perfect. One small scratch on one side, highlighted in the photo. Otherwise, no marks anywhere.

Running spot on at +1 spd. Purchased from an AD in June, 2023, so 4 years and 8 months left on the warranty. Sticker is still on the caseback.

This is the model on the NATO, which is perhaps the most comfortable NATO I have ever seen. NATO is slightly worn but in terrific shape.

Sale also includes the Uncle Straps jubilee (push button, milled clasp) shown, which is unworn and still in plastic.

Full kit and all papers, or course. If you love the Black Bay but don’t love the rivet sides, this is the one for you. Basically, as close to a brand new watch as you can get.

Reduced to $2,500 (net) shipped and insured to CONUS for the whole kit plus extra bracelet.

No trades, please.

Many sales on WUS, so please check my feedback and buy with confidence.

Thanks for looking,

Andy S.

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	Established:	1946
	Website:	https://www.tudorwatch.com/
	Country of Origin:	Switzerland

Montres Tudor SA has designed, manufactured and marketed Tudor watches since 6 March 1946. Rolex founder Hans Wildorf conceived of the Tudor Watch Company to create a product for authorized Rolex dealers to sell that offered the reliability and dependability of a Rolex, but at a lower price. The number of Rolex watches was limited by the rate that they could product in-house Rolex movements, thus Tudor watches were originally equipped with off-the-shelf movements while using similar quality cases and bracelets.

Historically, Tudor watches have been manufactured by Montres Tudor SA using movements supplied by ETA SA. Since 2015 however, Tudor has begun to manufacture watches with in-house movements. The first model introduced with a in-house movement was the Tudor North Flag. Following this, updated versions of the Tudor Pelagos and Tudor Heritage Black Bay have also been fitted with an in-house caliber.

Tudor watches are marketed and sold in most countries around the world including the United States, Australia, Canada, India, Mexico, South Africa, many countries in Europe, South Asia, the Middle East and countries in South America, particularly Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela.

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