Tudor Black Bay 54

The Tudor Black Bay 54 is the most faithful approximation of the brand's first dive watch, reference 7922 from 1954. Its case measures 37 mm, preserving the proportions of the early days of diving, while the manufacture calibre MT5400 and water resistance to 200 metres meet today's requirements. The unidirectional rotating bezel deliberately dispenses with any minute graduation – a detail that takes the watch straight back to the era in which it was created.

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Black Bay 54 prices at a glance

As of November 2026. Prices in euros.

  • from €4,060
  • Median €4,170
  • to €4,280
  • Models 4

The figures come from our own range and are recalculated every month.

A watch from 1954, reimagined

When Tudor introduced reference 7922 in 1954, recreational diving was still in its infancy. The Black Bay 54 takes this model as its benchmark and adopts its most distinctive features: the compact case, the smooth bezel without a scale and the lollipop-style seconds hand. Modern details blend in discreetly: the dial with a finely satin-brushed sunburst finish, the domed sapphire crystal and the T-fit clasp, which allows the bracelet to be fine-adjusted without tools. The Snowflake hands establish the link to the rest of the Black Bay family.

Manufacture calibre MT5400

The COSC-certified manufacture movement MT5400 displays hours, minutes and seconds – a date has been deliberately omitted. The variable-inertia balance sits beneath a sturdy bridge secured at two points, and the hairspring is made of antimagnetic silicon. The power reserve is around 70 hours, making it weekend-proof: If you take the watch off on Friday evening, you will find it still running on Monday morning. The tolerance is six seconds per day on the fully assembled watch.

For lovers of classic proportions

The Black Bay 54 appeals to those who appreciate historic dive watches without wanting to accept the drawbacks of a vintage model. It is the most compact dive watch in the brand’s current range and therefore wears more comfortably than many modern divers measuring 41 mm and more.

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Frequently asked questions about Black Bay 54

Are the Tudor Black Bay 54 watches at HORANDO new and genuine?

Yes. Every new Tudor at HORANDO is new and unworn and is delivered with box, papers and Tudor's full manufacturer's warranty. Before dispatch, we inspect each watch once more and check the reference and serial number.

How much does a Tudor Black Bay 54 cost?

You can see the current prices directly alongside the watches on this page. The price overview also shows the price range of the model line.

What is the Black Bay 54?

The Black Bay 54 is inspired by Tudor's first dive watch from 1954. With a diameter of 37 millimetres, it is the most compact dive watch in the Black Bay family.

Which movement does the Black Bay 54 have?

The Black Bay 54 is powered by the Tudor manufacture calibre MT5400 with a 70-hour power reserve. The watch is water-resistant to 200 metres.

Can I pay for a Tudor Black Bay 54 in instalments?

Yes. Instalment payments are possible up to 5,000 euros via PayPal and up to 10,000 euros via Klarna. For higher amounts, we will be pleased to advise you personally. Purchase on invoice is not available.

Why buy a Tudor at HORANDO?

HORANDO has been operating as an independent online retailer of luxury watches since 2013 and is certified by Trusted Shops. Every new watch is new and unworn, comes with the full manufacturer's warranty and is shipped fully insured. You have a 14-day right of return, and we cover the cost of the return shipment. If you have any questions about the model, size or delivery time, we will advise you personally.