TUDOR Black Bay Bronze Watch Review: Big & Bold, On-The-Wrist Patina

Paul Anthony of Bespoke Unit reviews the TUDOR Black Bay Bronze watch, released 2016. Watch our video to learn my thoughts on this particular timepiece, and its technical specifications. READ ABOUT WATCHES: Bespoke Unit's TUDOR brand page: https://bespokeunit.com/watches/tudor/ Reviews on watches & watch-related products: https://bespokeunit.com/explore/watches/ Watch Homepage: https://bespokeunit.com/watches/ TUDOR Black Bay Bronze Watch Review: Big & Bold, On-The-Wrist Patina I've owned this watch for about five months now, at the end of 2018. Immediately apparent is that this is a substantial watch, with a case diameter of 43mm. [00:41] Part 1: Unboxing On the outer brown box, we find the TUDOR logo with the crest. Next, inside the box you'll find the warranty card, guarantee booklet, and manual. Below these is the black laquered TUDOR box. In here, you'll find the double-layer NATO strap, which has springbars integrated into the strap itself. The buckle's shape reflects the TUDOR crest, and is quite appealing. [02:48] Part 2: Technical Specs First up are the vital dimensions of the watch. Case diameter (not including crown): 43mm Note that this is 2mm larger than the original Black Bay, compensating for slightly less structural strength in the bronze. Case-to-crown length: 46.5mm One of the nice, vintage-inspired elements of this watch is the Tudor rose visible on the crown. Height: 14.5mm The thick case and domed sapphire crystal make for a watch that sta