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Tudor Black Bay 79230N

The 41 mm Black Bay with a black bezel and the in-house calibre MT5602, made from 2016 to 2023.

The 79230N is the 41 mm Black Bay with a black bezel and the in-house calibre MT5602, made from 2016 to 2023. It succeeded the first generation of the Black Bay, built from 2012 with a bought-in base movement, and with the MT5602 received a movement of its own with about 70 hours of power reserve and a COSC certificate.

The case is inspired by Tudor's divers of the 1950s, with a large crown without crown guards, snowflake hands and a domed dial without a date. The watch is water-resistant to 200 metres and was supplied on a steel bracelet or on a strap. In 2023 Tudor renewed the 41 mm Black Bay with a thinner case and a movement with Master Chronometer certification by METAS; the 79230N is the version before that.

On a pre-owned 79230N we look at the aluminium bezel insert, the luminous material, the bracelet or strap and the set. As with every Black Bay, we check that reference and calibre belong together, because the versions with a bought-in movement and those with the MT5602 look very much alike. Anyone who prefers a smaller size will find it in the Black Bay Fifty-Eight.

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Questions about the 79230N

What is the difference between the 79230N and the first Black Bay?

The first Black Bay, the 79220 series, had a bought-in base movement with about 38 hours of power reserve; the 79230N has the in-house calibre MT5602 with about 70 hours and a COSC certificate. They look very much alike; the reference makes the distinction.

What changed in 2023?

Tudor renewed the 41 mm Black Bay with a thinner case and a movement with Master Chronometer certification by METAS. The 79230N is the version from before that renewal.

Can I sell or trade in my 79230N with you?

Yes. You can offer a 79230N as an outright sale, on consignment or as a trade-in against another watch. Every request is assessed by hand; a proposal only follows afterwards and is never guaranteed in advance. Read more in our guide to selling.

What if no 79230N is available?

Then we search for one. Use watch sourcing to tell us which version, condition and set you are looking for. We will contact you as soon as we find a suitable example; whether and when that happens cannot be guaranteed in advance.