TUDOR Heritage Black Bay Bronze
Tudor �C Heritage Black Bay BronzeBronze is a glossy blend of copper and metals (aluminium, tin, lead) that's stronger and heavier than steel. Unlike other iron materials, seawater hardly affects it and rust gives it a beautiful green-grey patina. Bronze has fascinated mankind since the dawn of time and we've used it a million ways from prehistoric tools to 21st century watch cases, just like the new Heritage Black Bay Bronze by Tudor.Its 43mm bronze case is slightly larger than its Heritage Black Bay brothers and has the self-winding in-house MT5601 calibre which provides a 70-hour power reserve and is COSC-certified.Its slightly domed milk chocolate dial features luminescent bronze bevelled indices and Arabic numerals with a bronze minute track. The hours, minutes and seconds are tracked by phosphorescent gold hands.Price: 3,800 CHFBy Sharmila Bertin

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>continued from Part 1<-------------------------4) Alaska on my wrist!Doesn't it sound nice? I carry Alaska on my wrist!!! This is just one thought that runs through my mind each time I put on this marvelous and historic watch!My lucky day was August 27th 2008, when I received the call from the Boutique that (my) Alaska was in!I have a hard time describing all the thoughts that went through my mind when I first saw it in person... So I'll just dig into the details straight away.I'm still stunned by the lavish presentation and packaging of the watch and its assorted accessories! The outer box looks huge and very promising:5) What is in the box?Well, first of all we have the watch... the wonderful white-dialed Speedmaster with the special hands and the original hesalite crystal signed with the Omega logo.Then there is the red anodized outer protective case that comes in two parts as with the original.Omega has supplied a set of tools (with spares) as well a set of extra spring-bars