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http://www.vsni.co.uk/downloads/genstat/release12/doc/GettingStartedGuide.pdf

One thing that strikes me is how pronounced the 4:30 date window is on link the white dial portion. In fact, link I think this would look better if the colors were swapped. It would have effectively hidden the date aperture thus preserving most of the dial symmetry. At the end of the day, 4:30 date windows are a hallmark of vintage Zenith design, so maybe the brand wanted link to highlight it in this way.

Pricing for the Black Bay Pro is directly in line with what we've come to expect from Tudor. Either of the two straps will cost link you 3675 and the link bracelet makes a small jump link to 4000. Compare that against the Black Bay GMT which starts at 3850 or the Black Bay Fifty-Eight which starts at 3475. For a Tudor with a manufacture movement and proper flyer GMT functionality not bad at all.