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While the classic "Panda" and "Reverse Panda" dials of the Tudor Black Bay Chronograph 79360N have captured many hearts, there's a lesser-seen, truly captivating variant that deserves a spotlight: the Tudor Black Bay Chronograph 79360N with a Turquoise Dial. This vibrant and unique timepiece offers a refreshing twist on Tudor's robust sports chronograph, making it a standout choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.

At Swiss Connection Watches, we're thrilled to showcase this exceptional model, which perfectly blends Tudor's renowned build quality and heritage with an unexpected burst of color.

In the world of luxury sports watches, Tudor has successfully carved out its own benchmark, moving well past the historic "poor man's Rolex" label. The brand now stands for high-quality, dependable products that prioritize the enthusiast. And nowhere is this philosophy more perfectly realized than in the Tudor Black Bay Chronograph 79360N.

Since its 2021 release, this watch has quietly cemented its status as one of the most underrated chronographs in its entire price segment. We dive into the genesis of this timepiece, how it holds up against its Black Bay siblings, and why it represents such a compelling purchase in today’s market.

In the world of travel watches, there is no bezel more recognizable than the two-tone blue and red "Pepsi." For decades, the Rolex GMT-Master II 126710BLRO has reigned as the undisputed king of dual-time watches. But in recent years, a challenger has risen from within the family: the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT.

These two watches share a history and a founder, but they occupy wildly different spaces in the market. So, are the Pepsi and the BB58 GMT in direct competition, or are they perfectly complementary pieces designed for two completely different types of enthusiasts? Let’s dive into the history and the hardware to find out.