5 Things You MUST Know BEFORE Buying A Tudor Black Bay 58! | Jenni Elle

I'm reviewing the Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight and tell you about the top 5 things you should be aware of before buying this watch! Follow me on IG: https://bit.ly/36QAVhs 1) The case size With the Black Bay Fifty-Eight Tudor has introduced a classic diver with a 39mm diameter, a height of 11,9mm and a lug to lug width of 47,5mm, making the 58 the actual homage to the 7924 Oyster Prince Submariner! This makes the Fifty-eight a perfect watch for smaller wrists, especially within the 150 to 180mm range BUT everyone with bigger wrists should definitely try on the watch in person as this could be the first diver that might look too small for you! 2) The durability When looking at the BB58, we can see a beautiful, anodized matte black bezel, with a 60 minute warm-toned, rosegold graduation printed on it. On top sits a little pearl filled with superluminova on a bright red triangle for better legibility. The grooves on the bezel are rather small making it feel a bit slippery when trying to turn it. So To twist the bezel I recommend pushing down with both fingers and then turning it instead of trying to grip its sides. I like that they added some type of locking mechanism at the 12 / 0 minute mark and also a 60-clicks- turning instead of the 120 we know from a lot of other divers which makes it easier to lock it into the standard position. As I said, the bezel is anodized which means that it has to be made from aluminium in order to be anodized. And this is where you have to b