Tudor Ignites Midsummer Passion with Red and Blue Presenting Elegant Diving Style

　　In this passionate midsummer, diving is the only sport suitable for this season, not only allowing us to get closer to nature, but also acting as a way to challenge ourselves. A watch capable of accompanying us on dives to explore underwater time is indispensable. The Noob factory has selected two timing masterpieces fromTudorwith outstanding performance, evoking diving enthusiasts' desire and ambition to conquer the vast oceans.

　　Tudor Heritage Black Bay Series Red Red 79220R

　　Even taciturn and introverted typical homebodies can hardly resist the exhilarating release of pleasure brought by sports. Tired of the single colour of traditional watches, a flash of distinctive burgundy leaps onto the wrist, as if instantly igniting all the athletic cells within the body, allowing homebodies to burst forth with astonishing performance.

　　The Tudor Heritage Black Bay series 79220R, also commonly known as the Red Red, is a professional diving watch. Featuring a stainless steel case and bracelet alongside a sapphire crystal, its rugged quality ensures you have no fear of impacts during sports. A burgundy diving scale bezel frames a mysterious black dial, forming a sharp contrast with the uniquely shaped snowflake hands. The bright colour scheme seems to cast this scorching summer into shade. Its unique screw-down design allows a water resistance depth of up to 100 metres, meeting the diving demands of diving enthusiasts.

　　Tudor Heritage Black Bay Series Blue Blue 79220B

　　Beyond the burgundy, there is a blue as azure as the sky. The Tudor Heritage Black Bay collection 79220B shares the same silhouette and performance, opting for a brighter, more vivid blue. Of course, while it is a diver's watch, you do not necessarily have to go diving; swapping to a leather strap instantly lends an elegant air, perfect for navigating summer midnight parties or formal occasions. It possesses a rigorous yet untamed, sporty spirit—this is the Tudor 'Smurf'.