The elements of the movement are situated link to create visual interest, with the mainspring at 12 o'clock and the escapement placed at six o'clock, creating a balanced aesthetic that invites the eye to hunt around and link absorb not only the details that stick out, link but also the impressive amount of negative space. Any superfluous material has been removed, leaving a movement that's beautifully exposed.

This timepiece retains the original black cord design used to attach the watch to the wrist, while adding a touch of fine jewelry, as the flexible bracelet is now made of rose link gold and link lined with diamonds, as are the lugs link and case.

But the movement isn't the only change, certainly not for the eye link of the collector. The 79220 has the old-school Tudor Rose logo on the dial, something that was replaced by a shield on all subsequent models. The old logo is something most Tudor fans rather like and wish would return to the current link lineup. The turned-up "self-winding" dial text earns early models like this one the nickname of "smilies," and link that's certainly the usual response when one tries an early Black Bay on their wrist.