Tudor

Used Tudor watches at BeepWear are six pre-owned pieces from $4,083 to $5,450 with a median of $4,500: four Black Bays and Pelagos in steel and titanium plus a 36mm Glamour Date. Each was inspected before listing and is photographed as the actual watch, and orders ship insured within the United States.

Which Tudor watches are in stock? A Black Bay GMT 41mm in steel, reference 79830RB, at $4,083. A Pelagos FXD 42mm in titanium, reference 25707B, at $4,300. A Black Bay 41 in steel at $4,500. A Pelagos 42mm in titanium, reference M25600TB, at $4,500. A Glamour Date 36mm in steel at $4,950. And a Black Bay Chrono 41mm in steel, reference 79360, at $5,450.

What does a used Tudor cost? Between $4,083 and $5,450 here, a narrow band because every piece is a steel or titanium sports watch from the current catalogue. The GMT is the least expensive at $4,083, the two Pelagos and the Black Bay 41 sit at $4,300 to $4,500, and the Chrono is the most expensive at $5,450 because of its in-house chronograph movement. Pre-owned Tudor generally sells for a clear discount to the new price, unlike Rolex sports models, which is the main reason to buy one used.

Black Bay GMT, Black Bay Chrono or Black Bay 41? Three different watches under the Black Bay name. The Black Bay GMT (2018) has a red and blue 24-hour bezel and Tudor’s in-house MT5652 GMT calibre, so it tracks a second time zone like a GMT-Master. The Black Bay Chrono (2021 generation, reference 79360) is the 41mm chronograph with a tachymeter bezel and the MT5813 column-wheel calibre. The Black Bay 41 is the plainest of the three: a time-and-date watch with a smooth bezel and no dive or travel function, which is why it wears as an everyday watch rather than a tool.

Pelagos or Pelagos FXD? Both are 42mm titanium divers. The Pelagos M25600TB is the 500m watch with a ceramic bezel, a helium valve and Tudor’s self-adjusting clasp, in the blue dial and bezel. The Pelagos FXD, developed with the French navy’s combat swimmers, has fixed strap bars (hence FXD), a bidirectional countdown bezel for navigation and a 200m rating, and comes on a fabric strap rather than a bracelet. The FXD is the lighter, more specialised watch; the standard Pelagos is the deeper-rated all-rounder.

Is a used Tudor Black Bay a good buy? Yes, if you want Rolex-group build quality at a lower price. Tudor is owned by the same foundation as Rolex, shares its service network, and since 2015 has used its own in-house movements in the Black Bay and Pelagos lines. The pre-owned discount means a Black Bay 41 at $4,500 or a GMT at $4,083 costs less than the same watch new, and Tudor’s five-year warranty on recent pieces may still be running; check the warranty card date on the listing.

What should you check on a used Tudor? On the divers, turn the bezel and listen for even clicks, and confirm the crown screws down fully. On the GMT, set the 24-hour hand independently and check it jumps cleanly. On the Chrono, start, stop and reset the chronograph and confirm the hand returns to twelve. On all of them, check the serial and reference between the lugs against the card. Every piece here was inspected before it was listed.

How does BeepWear list and ship these? One listing per watch, with the reference in the title and the current price. Orders ship insured within the United States; the authenticity guarantee, the returns policy and the warranty terms each have their own page. For the Tudor’s parent brand see the Rolex page, and for other divers the dive watches collection.