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Black Bay S&G

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Low $3,136
Median $3,494
High $3,737
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The Tudor Black Bay S&G gives the familiar snowflake diver a warmer register: yellow gold against brushed steel, with a black bezel keeping the combination grounded. It’s a two-tone watch that still feels like a tool watch, especially with the black dial, where the gilt details tie everything together without competing for attention.

Introduced in 2017, 79733N brought a date display and the automatic MT5612 to the full-size Black Bay; the champagne-dial version followed in 2018 and leans more openly into the gold. Choose between them by temperament rather than generation. On the bracelet, the gold center links are capped rather than solid gold throughout—a useful distinction when assessing wear through the gold layer. And try to judge the case in profile: this is the taller, earlier Black Bay architecture, not the slimmer shape of Tudor’s newer 41mm divers.

MovementAutomatic
CaliberMT5612
Case MaterialTwo-Tone
Case Size41mm
Water Resistance200m
Lug Width22mm

What owners love

  • The brushed gold gives the two-tone bracelet a warmer, quieter look than polished gold links would. With the black dial and bezel, it feels less flashy on the wrist than many owners expected.
  • The date is a genuinely useful addition to the Black Bay design, and owners often report consistent accuracy from the MT5612. It makes a straightforward everyday watch if you like the size.

Common Criticisms

  • The thickness is the recurring gripe: the tall, slab-sided case feels substantial even though the diameter is only 41mm. Owners who like its looks can still find it awkward under a fitted cuff.
  • The bracelet’s decorative rivets divide owners; some would prefer plain-sided links. The clasp also lacks on-the-fly adjustment, so getting a comfortable fit as your wrist changes through the day is less convenient than on newer Tudor bracelets.

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