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Tudor Black Bay Chrono M79360N-0019 front view super clone watch

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Tudor Black Bay Chrono M79360N-0019 Pink Dial

41mmSuper Clone Watch

Original price was: $1,250.00.Current price is: $750.00.

This is the Black Bay Chrono to choose if the pink dial is the whole point. The deciding details are the muted lacquered pink tone, the black reverse-panda sub-dials, and the factory-correct 5-link steel bracelet that gives the watch a sharper, more current look than older three-link versions. The 41mm case, tachymeter bezel, snowflake handset, and date at 6 keep it firmly in Tudor chronograph territory. If you are comparing versions closely, the dial tone and bracelet execution are exactly where this piece earns attention in the full description.

Configuration Details Confirmed before shipment

Movement Modified Asian 7750 Chronograph

Case Material 316L Stainless Steel

Bezel Fixed stainless steel bezel with black anodized aluminum tachymeter insert

Crystal Domed sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating

Bracelet 5-link 316L stainless steel bracelet with alternating brushed and polished finish

Water Resistance 30m stated rating

SKU: tudor-black-bay-chrono-m79360n-0019-pink-dial-41mm-super-clone-watch Categories: In-Stock Tudor Super Clone Watches, Tudor Brand: Tudor

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The pink dial is what makes this reference work

The first thing that matters here is not simply that the dial is pink, but how the color is handled. This Black Bay Chrono uses a muted pink tone rather than a loud candy shade, which keeps the watch wearable while still making it immediately recognizable across a room. Against that dial, the black recessed sub-dials create the reverse-panda contrast that gives the watch its motorsport edge. The white round hour markers and Tudor snowflake hands keep legibility strong, and the date at 6 o’clock preserves the symmetry of the layout better than a side-date execution would.

For a buyer who already knows the Black Bay Chrono family, that balance is the appeal: color with structure, novelty with a familiar tool-watch layout, and enough contrast that the watch still reads as a serious chronograph rather than a novelty piece.

Why this ZF execution stands out

This version is identified as the ZF edition, and the practical reason to care is straightforward: this factory is known on this reference for getting the pink dial tone under control and pairing it with the correct 5-link bracelet. That matters because this model can look completely different depending on whether the pink turns too bright or too flat. Here, the softer tone works properly with the black tachymeter bezel and dark sub-dials, so the watch keeps the vintage-inspired character that makes the reference desirable in the first place.

If you are deciding between this and a three-link bracelet variant, the choice comes down to presentation on the wrist. The 5-link bracelet gives this watch a dressier, more intricate surface pattern and a more modern personality, while the rest of the watch remains firmly sporty.

The case and bezel keep the watch grounded

The case is listed at 41mm in 316L stainless steel, with brushed upper surfaces and polished flanks. In hand, that mix of finishing is a big part of the Black Bay Chrono look. The brushed tops keep the watch from feeling overly glossy, while the polished case sides and bracelet center surfaces bring enough reflection to match the pink dial’s visual energy. From the side profile, the domed crystal is also important: it softens the top view and adds some vintage curvature above the dial.

The fixed bezel uses a black anodized aluminum tachymeter insert with silver markings. Visually, it does more than frame the dial. It gives the watch a hard outer ring that stops the pink from becoming too dominant, which is one reason this reference remains easier to wear than the dial color might suggest on paper.

A true chronograph layout, not just a color exercise

Inside is a modified Asian 7750 automatic chronograph movement with approximately 36 hours of power reserve. The useful point for this specific reference is the stated 45-minute counter at 3 o’clock, matching the layout expected on this model rather than using a generic 30-minute arrangement. Along with the running seconds and central chronograph seconds, that keeps the dial architecture consistent with what knowledgeable enthusiasts look for when they inspect this watch closely.

That makes this more than a dial-led purchase. The visible layout, sub-dial positioning, and register format are part of the appeal, especially for buyers who want the watch to hold up under closer scrutiny instead of delivering only first-glance impact.

The 5-link bracelet changes the character of the watch

The bracelet deserves special attention because it shifts how this chronograph feels visually. The 5-link stainless steel design adds articulation and a denser pattern of brushed and polished surfaces than a simpler sports bracelet. On a watch with a bold dial, that extra structure helps the rest of the piece feel finished and intentional. The clasp shown is a folding style with a safety catch, and the Tudor shield on the clasp keeps the bracelet looking integrated rather than generic.

If your interest in this reference is specifically tied to the pink dial launch rather than just any Black Bay Chrono, this bracelet is a major part of getting the right look. It gives the watch the combination of sport, color, and polish that sets this version apart from more conventional panda or monochrome alternatives.

Watch specification

Configuration summary for this watch

Brand	Tudor
Movement	Modified Asian 7750 Chronograph
Case Material	316L Stainless Steel
Bezel	Fixed stainless steel bezel with black anodized aluminum tachymeter insert
Crystal	Domed sapphire crystal with internal anti-reflective coating
Bracelet	5-link 316L stainless steel bracelet with alternating brushed and polished finish
Water Resistance	30m stated rating

Buyer Q&A

Questions about this Tudor watch

Does this watch have the 5-link bracelet or the older 3-link style?

It comes on the 5-link stainless steel bracelet, giving this Black Bay Chrono a more intricate, dressier look than the older 3-link style.

What chronograph layout does this version use?

This version is specified with a central chronograph seconds hand, a 45-minute counter at 3 o’clock, running seconds, and a date at 6 o’clock.

What makes this pink dial version worth choosing over a standard panda-style Black Bay Chrono?

The appeal is the balance of the muted pink dial with black reverse-panda sub-dials and a black tachymeter bezel. It keeps the familiar Black Bay Chrono structure while delivering a much more distinctive wrist presence.

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