Tudor·Black Bay
Tudor Black Bay 58 "BB58 Gilt" (79010SG)
Also known as “BB58 Gilt”
The gilt-dial Black Bay 58 — warmer vintage vibes on the same 39mm platform.

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Why it holds value
Gilt dials are a collector favorite within the BB58 family; full kits trade above watch-only examples.
- 39mm steel case.
- Gilt dial and matching accents.
- In-house MT5402 chronometer.
Related references
Nearby configs and setmates — match reference before you compare prices.
The enthusiast-favorite vintage-style diver, and the value benchmark of the segment.
The Bond diver, and one of the best-value Swiss sports watches with an in-house movement.
Learn more
- Tudor Black Bay 58 black vs gilt: which holds value?
Same family, different dials. Match 79030N vs 79010SG before you compare Canada all-in prices.
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FAQ
Is gilt rarer than black BB58?
It is less common in the wild and often preferred by collectors who want a warmer vintage look.
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