Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT - Cola - 39mm - New Jubilee Bracelet - Black and burgundy
- Brand: Tudor
- Model Name: Men's Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT - Cola - 39mm - New Jubilee Bracelet - Black and burgundy bezel
New - Full Set.
- Model Number: M7939G1A0NRU
- Year: 2026
- Movement: Manufacture Calibre MT5450 - 62 Hours Power Reserve
- Case: 39 mm steel case with polished and satin finish.
- Bezel: Rotatable bezel in stainless steel with black and burgundy.
- Crystal: Sapphire crystal.
- Bracelet: Original new Jubilee stainless steel strap.
- Dial: Black domed
- Condition: New condition. This watch is 100% factory original with normal signs of wear on buckle. Includes all original factory accessories. Warranty card dated May 2026.
- Box and Papers: Yes. Complete set with inner and outer box, tags catalogue and cards.
- Working Condition: Tested and timed. Keeping excellent accurate time.
- Authenticity: 100% authentic
- Photos: All photos shown are of the actual watch listed for sale.
- Warranty: This watch is covered by our one-year warranty, as well as the remainder of Tudor 5-year factory warranty through May 2031.All orders are shipped fully insured via FedEx or DHL priority international and are fully insured. We will not alter the customs value for any reason.
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Tudor's Black Bay line, revived in 2012, draws directly on the brand's 1950s dive watches built for the French and US navies — tools that had to survive real conditions, not marketing ones. The '58' designation marks the 39mm, vintage-proportioned branch of the family, named for the 1958 reference 7924, Tudor's first diver waterproof to 200 metres. Adding a true 24-hour GMT to that compact case, in the black-and-burgundy 'Cola' colourway on a five-link Jubilee bracelet, produces a travel watch sized for genuine everyday wear rather than wrist presence alone.
The square-tipped 'snowflake' hands are not a styling flourish — they descend directly from the Tudor Submariners issued to the French Marine Nationale in the late 1960s and 70s, where the distinctive shape was specified for maximum legibility underwater. Today the snowflake hand is the single detail that tells a Tudor diver apart from a Rolex at a glance. On a 39mm GMT, it is heritage and function in the same silhouette.
