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\nHeritage Black Bay Bronze Blue<\/strong><\/p>\n
CASE :<\/strong> satin-finish bronze, aluminum bezel, bronze-colored PVD-coated stainless steel, water-resistant to 200m<\/p>\n
DIAMETER :<\/strong> 43mm<\/p>\n
MOVEMENT :<\/strong> mechanical self-winding (Caliber MT5601, 70h power reserve nonmagnetic silicon balance-spring, COSC-certified<\/p>\n
FUNCTIONS :<\/strong> hours, minutes, seconds, stop-seconds for accurate time-setting<\/p>\n
DIAL :<\/strong> blue, domed<\/p>\n
STRAP :<\/strong> aged leather with bronze pin buckle ; additional fabric strap with bronze pin buckle included in the presentation box<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n
The spearhead of Tudor<\/strong><\/a>\u2019s Heritage collection<\/strong> that proved an instant hit at its launch last year, the Black Bay Bronze<\/strong> now flirts with blue in joining the Bucherer Blue Editions<\/strong> (created with 10 brands and encompassing 15 models, see worldtempus.com<\/strong><\/a>). With the Black Bay Bronze Blue<\/strong>, Bucherer is offering the first diver\u2019s watch among its Blue Editions<\/strong>. The highly appealing and singular shade of its case water-resistant to 200 meters stems from a copper-aluminum alloy that evolves over time in step with its wearer\u2019s lifestyle. For the first time, its dial swept over by distinctive hands entrances with an elegant blue that also takes over the anodized aluminum blue of the rotating bezel. It tops a COSC-certified Manufacture-made movement with a silicon balance-spring, providing its owner with a power reserve just as generous as its quality\/ price ratio.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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