Tudor 18k Gold Watch
The name Tudor comes from the British Tudor dynasty, and each series of Tudor is named after a name related to the royal family. This series includes the prince series, princess series, king series and hour series, forming a prosperous "royal family". Every Tudor watch comes with an original manufacturer's warranty certificate after sale. The certificate contains detailed information, the date of sale, and is stamped with a valid company seal. In order to consolidate its international reputation, Tudor has established an unparalleled sales network through top jewelers on five continents of the world. In fact, the emblem of the Tudor watch family is a shield, which is one level lower than the crown that symbolizes the royal family. The Rolex watch logo is a crown, while Tudor has a more contemporary flavor.
Surface first launched a diving watch with a waterproof depth of 200 meters in 1958. This 7924 watch is called the "big crown" by players. The classic design incorporates many classic elements, making it a classic element of the 1958 model and a brand new series. At the "Watches and Miracles" high-end watch exhibition in Shanghai in April, Tudor brought us the brand new Biwan 1958 watch. The highlight of the Benchmark series of watches is that for the first time, the Benchmark series uses 18k gold material to make the case and is equipped with a transparent bottom cover. The fusion of green, the most popular color in today's watches, perfectly demonstrates an innovative fusion of dual aesthetic concepts.
Different from the common glossy finish of traditional gold watches, the Biwan 1958 18K watch case is made of 18ct gold material and is fully frosted and matte. The 39mm diameter watch has a unique style and is a small watch favored by nostalgic watch enthusiasts.
The surface panel and outer ring are matched with a rich "golden green" tone, coupled with matte gold details, all highlighting the unique material of 18ct gold.
The shell has a tough shape, smooth lines, and the sides are frosted and matte. Different from the traditional gold finishing effect, the frosted matte treatment is more low-key, which well caters to the sporty temperament of the diving watch.
For the first time, Pilot Watch has equipped this watch with a transparent bottom cover. Through the transparent blue crystal mirror bottom cover, we can appreciate the Tudor MT5400 movement certified by the Swiss Official Observatory (COSC). The movement has hours, minutes, seconds, and display functions, and has a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.
The company adheres to the quality concept advocated by Rolex, which is solid, reliable and accurate. The Black Bay series 1958 watch is undoubtedly an outstanding example of Tudor functional watches. The case made of 18k gold material and the transparent bottom cover bring a very competitive dark green case to this watch. What's more, the five-year brand warranty policy is an extremely powerful "backing". Friends who like it may wish to pay more attention to the Watchdog website.
