Tudor Black Bay Chrono M79360N — Authenticity Certified

Black Bay Chrono in excellent pre‑owned condition, asking £3,150 and marked by eBay as qualifying for its Authenticity Guarantee programme — strong reference‑level pricing.

Why we selected it today

Good value at this reference: labelled aWaD Great Price. The listing asks £3,150 against a current exact‑reference median of £3,670.39 (aWaD benchmark £3,707.11) from 19 comparables — roughly 15% below the observed median, making it worthy of closer inspection. The pricing evidence helped too: aWaD currently rates the asking price as Great Price against its exact-reference comparison set.

The model’s pedigree

A recognised Black Bay Chrono from Tudor’s luxury watch family. Marked by eBay as qualifying for its Authenticity Guarantee programme.

Reference explained

Reference confirmed as M79360N. The current Black Bay Chrono generation was introduced in 2021; comparing at the exact reference is important because small differences in movement or case can change value materially.

Key features

Case size: 41 mm. Calibre: Tudor manufacture calibre MT5813. Water resistance: 200 metres. Launch context: current Black Bay Chrono generation introduced in 2021. Feature note: column‑wheel chronograph architecture and approximately 70 hours of power reserve.

How the asking price compares

At £3,150, this sits against a current median asking price of £3,670.39 across 19 other exact-reference listings. Allowing for the asking-price history we have collected, the aWaD benchmark is £3,707.11. The featured watch is about 15% below that level. That earns aWaD’s Great Price rating: on the evidence available, it is notably keener than the centre of the current asking-price market. These are observed eBay asking prices, not confirmed sold prices.

What a buyer should check

Confirm the complete reference and case size, then check originality, timekeeping, service evidence, bracelet or strap completeness and box‑and‑papers status. Treat unclear authenticity, aftermarket components and heavy polishing as material valuation risks.