Tudor Black Bay Chrono
Black Bay Chrono listings: price and sales statistics
- Listings for sale
- 5
- Median asking price
- $5,750
- Price range
- $5,200 – $10,905
- Made 2025–2026
- Sold listings
- 24
- Median asking price $7,133
Based on asking prices · 29 October 2026
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About Tudor Black Bay Chrono
The Intersection of Diving Heritage and Motorsports: Black Bay Chrono
Tudor entered the world of motorsport in 1970 with its first chronograph, the Oysterdate; it had also proven its mastery in underwater heritage with dive watches developed since 1954. Introduced in 2017, the Tudor Black Bay Chrono bridged modern watchmaking by uniting these two deep-rooted traditions of the brand in a single case. The model blends the Black Bay family's characteristic dive codes, such as Snowflake hands and a domed sapphire crystal, with the indispensable features of the racetrack: a fixed bezel with a tachymeter scale and a screw-down pusher architecture.
High-Precision Architecture: Manufacture Calibre MT5813
At the heart of the model lies the manufacture calibre MT5813, reflecting high horology standards. Developed on a Breitling Calibre 01 base by integrating Tudor's own regulating organ, a silicon balance spring, and an openwork monobloc tungsten rotor, this automatic movement offers a 70-hour power reserve.
Thanks to its column wheel and vertical clutch architecture, when you press the chronograph pushers, the hands engage smoothly without stuttering. Featuring a COSC chronometer certification, the movement creates a balanced dial layout with a small seconds display at 9 o'clock, Tudor's historical 45-minute register at 3 o'clock, and a date aperture at 6 o'clock.
From Panda Design to Special Tones: References and Case Details
With the new generation introduced in 2021, the case thickness was optimized down to 14.4 mm, and a black anodized aluminium bezel was added to the collection. Leading this evolution, reference 79360N reached wide audiences with its panda variation featuring black registers on a white dial, and reverse panda variations with a black background. Over time, the collection expanded with bold color variations such as the pink dial M79360N-0019, the vibrant turquoise-toned Flamingo Blue M79360N-0024, and the blue bezel M79360B-0002.
With a 41 mm case diameter, 200-meter water resistance rating, and a screw-down crown system, the watch positions itself as an exceptionally balanced luxury sports watch for both water activities and daily wear.
What to Look for When Buying Pre-Owned or Unworn?
When planning to acquire a Black Bay Chrono, it is important to inspect the sharpness of the brushed and polished surface transitions on the case lugs and the smoothness of the pusher screw threads. The Snowflake hour hand partially obscuring the minute counter around 3 o'clock is a known characteristic of this design. During the decision-making phase, you can focus on the condition of the bracelet's T-fit micro-adjustment mechanism and the completeness of the box and papers set.
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Tudor Black Bay Chrono — frequently asked questions
What are the main differences between the first generation of the Tudor Black Bay Chrono (79350) and the current 79360N series?
While the first-generation reference 79350 featured a brushed steel bezel and a case thickness of approximately 14.9 mm, the 79360N series introduced in 2021 comes with a black anodized aluminium tachymeter bezel. In the current generation, the case thickness was reduced to 14.4 mm for a slimmer profile, and panda and reverse panda dial layouts featuring contrasting sub-dials became standard.
How does the Manufacture Calibre MT5813 differ from its Breitling B01 base?
Although Calibre MT5813 borrows its architecture from the Breitling Calibre 01, it was extensively transformed by Tudor. An anti-magnetic silicon balance spring, a Tudor-specific openwork tungsten rotor, and a 45-minute register module referencing the brand's history were added; furthermore, the movement is regulated to strict tolerances that exceed COSC standards.
How do the 41 mm case diameter and thickness deliver comfort during daily wear?
The watch's 41 mm case diameter and roughly 50 mm lug-to-lug length are balanced by the case's domed caseback and angled lug structure. Although a case thickness of 14.4 mm is noticeable for a chronograph, the wrist-hugging case geometry and the option of a steel bracelet with T-fit adjustment make it a remarkably comfortable everyday watch.
What is the operating principle of the screw-down pushers and their role in water resistance?
To maintain the model's 200-meter water resistance, the chronograph pushers, like the crown, must remain fully locked on their threads. You should ensure the pusher rings are screwed down before coming into contact with water, and pushers must never be loosened or operated in wet environments or underwater.
What technical checks should be performed when buying a pre-owned Black Bay Chrono?
You should verify that the seconds hand engages smoothly when the chronograph is started and aligns precisely at 12 when reset. Check that the screw-down pushers open and close smoothly without binding, that the date aperture jumps instantly as the watch approaches midnight, and that the serial number on the guarantee card matches the engraving under the caseback.

