Black Bay 54 "Blue Lagoon"

The Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Four "Blue Lagoon", reference M79000-0001, is the most evocative and sun-drenched expression of the Black Bay 54 family, its luminous lagoon blue dial giving Tudor's most historically faithful dive watch a character that is simultaneously vintage-inspired and irresistibly contemporary. This certified pre-owned example from 2026 is offered in unworn condition and comes with its full original set, including box, papers, and all original accessories.

Crafted in polished and satin-finished stainless steel, the M79000-0001 presents the Black Bay 54 in a beautifully compact 37mm round case measuring 11.24mm in height, with a fixed bezel featuring a mirror-polished steel insert deliberately devoid of minute graduations, a direct nod to the 1954 Oyster Prince Submariner that inspired this collection. A domed sapphire crystal and screw-down crown complete a case that wears with extraordinary elegance and genuine historical intent.

The lagoon blue sand-textured dial is the defining feature of this reference, its matte, almost granular surface evoking the vintage dials of the mid-1950s while the rich, warm blue tone brings an immediacy and freshness that is entirely of the present. Tudor's signature Snowflake hands, luminous applied indexes, and the overall depth of the blue create a dial that looks different in every light and better with every glance.

Powering the watch is the Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5400, an in-house self-winding movement COSC certified for chronometric precision, featuring a silicon balance spring and a generous 70-hour power reserve. Water resistant to 200 metres.

The watch is fitted with a five-link stainless steel bracelet with polished centre links and Tudor's "T-fit" tool-free micro-adjustment clasp, completing a beautifully coherent and refined package.

Available now at Minty Watches, this certified pre-owned luxury watch is a rare opportunity for collectors of pre-owned luxury timepieces in Geneva.

A pre-owned watch in Geneva that went back to 1954, and came back looking like summer.