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Tudor Black Bay Bronze M79250BA-0001 front view super clone watch

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Tudor Black Bay Bronze M79250BA-0001 Slate Grey Dial

43mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,280.00.Current price is: $780.00.

If you want the Black Bay Bronze in its most convincing slate-grey form, this is the one to focus on. The decision points are the 43mm aluminum bronze case, the smooth gradient dial with vintage 3-6-9 layout, and the black distressed leather strap that gives the watch a darker, tool-watch character. Against earlier competing versions, ZF is favored here for the dial transition and alloy behavior over time. The full description matters because this reference wears with real presence and has a very specific strap and lug setup.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Asian Custom Seagull 2824 Automatic

Case Material Aluminum Bronze Alloy

Bezel Slate grey anodized aluminum insert over stainless steel core

Crystal Domed anti-scratch sapphire

Bracelet Black distressed leather strap with bronze-tone pin buckle

Water Resistance 50m stated rating

SKU: tudor-black-bay-bronze-m79250ba-0001-slate-grey-dial-43mm-super-clone-watch Categories: In-Stock Tudor Super Clone Watches, Tudor Brand: Tudor

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The slate-grey dial is what makes this Black Bay Bronze work

At a glance, the strongest feature on the Tudor Black Bay Bronze M79250BA-0001 is the dial tone. It starts as a softer slate grey through the center, then falls away into a darker outer edge that gives the watch more depth than a flat matte dial ever could. On this version, that gradient is paired with the vintage 3-6-9 numeral layout, warm bronze-tone handset, and the familiar snowflake hour hand that defines the Black Bay line. The contrast is deliberate: dark dial, pale luminous plots, bronze case, and a broad black bezel that frames everything cleanly.

That combination matters because this is not a subtle 39 or 41mm diver trying to disappear on the wrist. It is a 43mm bronze watch with a lot of visual weight, so the dial has to keep the proportions balanced. Here, it does. The broad minute track, large triangle at 12, and generously sized markers stop the watch from feeling empty, while the darker perimeter visually tightens the layout.

Why collectors keep coming back to the ZF execution

This ZF edition has built its reputation around two things that matter specifically on this reference: the aluminum bronze alloy case and the quality of the slate-grey dial gradient. Cheaper alternatives often miss the point of the Bronze Black Bay by using the wrong tone or by aging poorly. Here, the case is specified as aluminum bronze alloy rather than brass or plated steel, and that is central to why this model stands out.

There is also a useful distinction versus older competing Bronze Black Bay versions from XF. XF produced a respectable alternative, but this particular slate-grey reference is where ZF earned the stronger following, mainly because the dial transition is smoother and the case alloy is regarded more highly for how it develops over time. If you are choosing this watch for the evolving bronze look rather than just the shape, that difference matters.

43mm bronze case, domed sapphire, and the right vintage tension

The case is specified at 43mm and approximately 14.6mm thick, so this is very much the larger Black Bay Bronze profile rather than a downsized reinterpretation. The surface finish and warm bronze tone give it a dry, utilitarian look instead of high polish flash. Paired with the domed anti-scratch sapphire crystal, the watch leans into the old military-diver mood that this reference is known for.

The bezel uses a slate-grey anodized aluminum insert over a stainless steel core, which keeps the color story consistent with the dial rather than breaking it up with a contrasting insert. Visually, that makes this watch feel more integrated and moodier than blue-dial or conventional black-dial Black Bay variants. If you are drawn to watches that look rugged without becoming bulky or glossy, this is exactly why the Bronze version has such a dedicated following.

The photographed leather strap changes the whole personality

This watch is presented on a black distressed leather strap with white contrast stitching and a bronze-tone pin buckle. That detail is important. The leather pulls the watch away from a cleaner fabric-strap look and gives it a tougher, more casual profile. It also strengthens the contrast with the warm case and the muted grey dial, which makes the entire watch look darker and more grounded.

One practical point worth noting is the 23mm lug width. This is not the easy 20mm or 22mm strap world most buyers are used to. If you like rotating straps, you will want to account for that before buying. If, however, you want the watch exactly for this broad-shouldered Bronze Black Bay stance, that unusual lug width is part of why the proportions feel right.

Reliable automatic movement and straightforward ownership

Inside is the Asian custom Seagull 2824 automatic movement with an approximate 36-hour power reserve and a 28,800 vph beat rate. For many experienced buyers, that matters less as a talking point and more as an ownership advantage. This is a proven, widely understood movement architecture chosen for reliability and easier servicing compared with more obscure clone calibers.

The watch is specified as a time-only display, which suits the clean dial and keeps the layout faithful to the no-date character that makes this reference so appealing. If your priorities are the bronze case, the gradient dial, and a movement platform that is familiar to watchmakers, this Black Bay Bronze hits the brief very well.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Tudor
Movement	Asian Custom Seagull 2824 Automatic
Case Material	Aluminum Bronze Alloy
Bezel	Slate grey anodized aluminum insert over stainless steel core
Crystal	Domed anti-scratch sapphire
Bracelet	Black distressed leather strap with bronze-tone pin buckle
Water Resistance	50m stated rating

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Tudor watch

What strap is fitted on the photographed watch?

The photographed watch is fitted on a black distressed leather strap with white contrast stitching and a bronze-tone pin buckle.

Does this version have a date display?

No. It is specified as a time-only display, and the dial shown is a no-date layout.

What gives this Black Bay Bronze its distinctive look?

The defining details are the gradient slate-grey dial, the vintage 3-6-9 numeral layout, the bronze-tone snowflake handset, and the warm aluminum bronze case paired with a slate-grey bezel insert.

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