The Tudor Black Bay GMT S&G comes with a steel and gold casing and bracelet and it features a ‘Root Beer’ style bezel in black and brown.

The iconic Black Bay GMT with three time zones now comes in steel and gold, paired with a folding rivet bracelet inspired by the ones Tudor made in the 1950s and 1960s, or a Jacquard-woven or leather ...

I spent a week wearing the Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT, which might just be the year’s best—and best-looking—travel watch.

The Tudor Black Bay 58 GMT has a 39mm diameter case and a bidirectional bezel in red and black, with gold numbering. It’s designed to evoke the golden age of travel, this GMT is elegant, glamorous and ...

The Tudor Black Bay GMT S&G – the latter letters stand for “steel and gold”, hence the case that combines stainless steel and yellow gold.

One of the most popular watchmakers, Tudor has marked the occasion by unveiling four new watches, including an exciting new Black Bay 58 GMT and a solid gold dive watch.

So who is the Black Bay 58 GMT for? As we said, Tudor already has a hard-wearing GMT in the form of the Black Bay GMT at 41mm, and the Black Bay Pro at 39mm.

Make the Tudor Black Bay Pro a bit thinner and give it a rotating bezel, and it would be the perfect GMT watch.

Offering a GMT in a 39mm case necessitated the development of a new movement, the GMT Manufacture Calibre MT5450-U, which is COSC- and METAS-certified and features a 65-hour power reserve.

Tudor’s GMT is a throwback in other ways, too, favouring aluminium bezel inserts over ceramic, and a sleeker, more vintage-inspired case shape.

Highly configurable, the GMT-Master II comes in Pystersteel by default, but can also be bought in a mix of steel and gold, or even solid yellow, white or rose gold.