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Tudor Black Bay, Steel State of Qatar Red Bezel Diver 41MM Watch 79230R

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Tudor Black Bay, Steel State of Qatar Red Bezel Diver 41MM Watch 79230RDESCRIPTION Tudor released a sparse collection of timepieces that were specially commissioned by officials from the State of Qatar which make it a unique 79230R that you must add to your collection. The 79230R comes in a polished and satin finished steel case that is 41mm in diameter with a screw down winding crown, a domed sapphire crystal and a solid case back. It comes with a unidirectional steel bezel with a matte burgundy anodized aluminum disc

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Tudor released a sparse collection of timepieces that were specially commissioned by officials from the State of Qatar which make it a unique 79230R that you must add to your collection. The 79230R comes in a polished and satin-finished steel case that is 41mm in diameter with a screw-down winding crown, a domed sapphire crystal and a solid case back. It comes with a unidirectional steel bezel with a matte burgundy anodized aluminum disc insert and is the perfect tool for the diver. The dial is black with index hour markers and features a gilt print of the words “State of Qatar” in Arabic and English. The 79230R is powered by the new in-house movement self-winding MT5602 caliber which is chronometer-certified with a power reserve of 70 hours. The case is paired with a steel Rivet bracelet with a fold-over clasp. It has a water resistance of 200 meters (660 feet).

SPECIFICATIONS
Brand Tudor
Reference Number 79230R
Model Black Bay
Case Dimensions 41MM
Case Material Stainless Steel
Bezel Aluminum
Bezel Function Unidirectional
Dial Color Black
Dial Markers Index Hour Markers
Crystal Sapphire
Movement Automatic - Self-Winding
Bracelet Material Stainless-Steel
Closure Fold Over Clasp
Closure Material Stainless-Steel
Functions Hours, Minutes, Seconds
Watch Condition Unworn. Comes with strap.
Water Resistance 200 meters / 660 feet
Year 2019
Box Original Factory Box
Papers Original Factory Papers
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