Pre-Loved Tudor Black Bay
Rolex DNA and dive heritage at real-world money
The Black Bay is the pre-owned diver of choice for buyers who want Rolex-adjacent quality and robustness without the queue or the price. The used market gives access to discontinued dial colours and the ETA-powered early models alongside newer in-house versions.
Current asking prices
As of 13 Oct 2026, 8 pre-loved Tudor Black Bay listings are live from the partner retailers we index, with a median asking price of £3,693 (lowest £2,354, highest £4,313).
| Size | Listings | Median | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All sizes | 8 | £3,693 | £2,354 | £4,313 |
Asking prices across 8 live listings, updated 13 Oct 2026. These are sellers' current asking prices, not sold prices or valuations.
Live listings — 96 pieces
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Why the Black Bay is iconic
Tudor, founded by Rolex's Hans Wilsdorf, launched the Black Bay in 2012 drawing on the brand's 1950s Submariner-lineage divers, with its distinctive snowflake hands and gilt detailing. Its in-house Calibre MT5602, introduced in 2016, carries a COSC chronometer certification and a roughly 70-hour power reserve.
Checking the price
The asking-price table above shows what partner retailers want for this model right now, by size where titles state one. Within a size, price is driven mostly by materials, condition and completeness (box, receipt, authenticity card).
Sizes & variants
Popular variants include the 41mm Black Bay, the slimmer 39mm Black Bay Fifty-Eight (BB58), the smaller BB54, plus red, blue, black and burgundy bezels and bronze, steel and gold editions.
How to authenticate
- 1.Verify the reference and serial numbers between the lugs and on the caseback, and confirm engraving and rehaut printing are sharp and consistent with the model year.
- 2.Check overall weight, bracelet and clasp quality, and the crispness of the dial text and applied lume plots against a verified reference example.
- 3.Buy from sellers offering an authentication guarantee, and treat the original box, warranty card and service records as supporting provenance.
Guidance only — always buy from sellers offering an authentication guarantee.
References listed right now
The reference number tells you the generation, case size and details of a Tudor. These are the references named in the 96 listings above, so you can see what is actually on the market today.
| Reference | Listings in the edit |
|---|---|
| 79470 | 7 |
| 79030B | 6 |
| 79030N | 5 |
| 79540 | 5 |
| 79010SG | 3 |
| 79230N | 3 |
| 79830RB | 3 |
| 79000 | 2 |
| 79000N | 2 |
| 79230R | 2 |
Before you buy
Buying a pre-owned Tudor Black Bay — FAQs
Is the Black Bay Fifty-Eight better than the standard Black Bay?
It is not better, just different; the BB58 wears smaller at 39mm and thinner, which many buyers prefer, while the 41mm has more wrist presence and often a slightly different lug-to-lug feel.
How do I tell an ETA model from an in-house one?
Broadly, earlier Black Bays used ETA-based movements while models from around 2016 onward use Tudor's in-house MT calibres; the reference number and the caseback or paperwork help confirm which you are buying.
Does the Black Bay hold its value?
Tudor holds value comparatively well for the price point, and popular discontinued colours can be particularly steady on the pre-owned market.