Tudor
Black Bay Chrono
79360N
Tudor's in-house panda chronograph, built for the modern collector.
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Overview
The Tudor Black Bay Chrono reference 79360N is a 41 mm stainless steel sports chronograph offered in two contrasting dial configurations: a white "panda" and a black "reverse panda." It sits within Tudor's long-running Black Bay collection, which draws on the brand's heritage dive-watch vocabulary while extending it into new complications. The 79360N represents Tudor's commitment to in-house movement development at an accessible tier of Swiss watchmaking.
History
The Black Bay Chrono line was introduced in the mid-2010s as Tudor's first in-house chronograph, marking a significant milestone for a manufacture that had historically relied on third-party ebauches. The 79360N variant, introduced in 2021, continued that lineage with the refined Cal. MT5813, a movement co-developed with Breitling and sharing architecture with the Breitling Cal. B01. Its panda and reverse-panda dial options placed it firmly within a cherished chronograph aesthetic tradition, appealing to collectors who value both legibility and classical dial symmetry. The reference has remained in production, sustaining steady interest among enthusiasts of the Black Bay family.
Notable points
- Powered by the in-house Cal. MT5813, a column-wheel, vertical-clutch chronograph movement with a silicon balance spring and a COSC-certified rate.
- Available in two dial variants — white with black subdials (panda) and black with white subdials (reverse panda) — offering collectors a direct choice between two classic chronograph aesthetics.
- The 41 mm stainless steel case keeps the watch proportionally versatile, consistent with the broader Black Bay family's wearability across dress and sport contexts.
- The MT5813 shares its fundamental architecture with the Breitling Cal. B01, a result of a formal movement co-development agreement between the two brands.
- The 79360N continues Tudor's strategy of delivering manufacture-level specifications — in-house movement, COSC certification, and integrated bracelet options — within the mid-tier Swiss watch segment.
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