Tudor - Black Bay Chronograph - "Panda" - 79360N - 2024

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Location: United States

Year: 2024

Reference number: 79360N

Accessories: Full Set

Condition: Excellent

Material: Steel

Color Dial: White

Tudor Black Bay Chronograph "Panda" – Ref. 79360N – 2024

The Tudor Black Bay Chronograph “Panda” Ref. 79360N (2024) seamlessly blends the brand’s heritage-driven design with professional sports chronograph performance. Taking inspiration from classic racing chronographs of the 1960s while staying true to Tudor’s Black Bay diving DNA, this timepiece has become one of the most sought-after modern Tudor releases.

Its bold white opaline dial with contrasting black sub-registers gives the iconic “Panda” aesthetic, enhancing both legibility and vintage appeal. Framed by a fixed black anodized aluminum bezel with tachymeter scale, the watch delivers both functionality and timeless design for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

Powered by the COSC-certified Caliber MT5813, a column-wheel chronograph movement developed in collaboration with Breitling, the Black Bay Chronograph guarantees precision, robustness, and a 70-hour power reserve. Water-resistant to 200 meters and housed in a 41mm stainless steel case, it’s built as much for professional performance as it is for everyday versatility.

Key Features

• Model: Tudor Black Bay Chronograph "Panda"

• Reference: 79360N

• Year: 2024

• Case: 41mm stainless steel with polished and satin finish

• Bezel: Fixed black anodized aluminum with tachymeter scale

• Dial: White opaline with contrasting black sub-dials (“Panda”)

• Movement: Caliber MT5813, COSC-certified, column-wheel chronograph, 70-hour power reserve

• Bracelet/Strap: Stainless steel bracelet with folding clasp and safety catch (additional fabric strap options often available)

• Crystal: Domed sapphire crystal

• Water Resistance: 200 meters / 660 feet

Investment Perspective

The Tudor Black Bay Chronograph “Panda” has quickly become a modern icon in the Tudor lineup, bridging the gap between vintage motorsport aesthetics and contemporary dive-watch engineering. Its popularity among collectors and limited production make it a strong candidate for long-term value retention, especially as demand for high-quality chronographs continues to rise.