A closer look at the new Tudor Biwan ceramics
Tudor’s iconic diver now has a bold new all-black appearance and is equipped with an antimagnetic movement certified by the Master Chronometer. Tudor Pelagos FXD M25707B/21
Following the launch of the impressive 925 silver and 18K gold for the Biwan series at Watches Wonders 2021, Tudor today launched another stunning version of its iconic diving watch: Biwan ceramics.
The core of Biwan Ceramics is a very bold aesthetic and first-class antimagnetic timekeeping.
Its matte black 41 mm case and unidirectional bezel inserts are made of high-tech ceramics, which are lightweight and scratch-resistant. These features constitute the dome matt black dial, the iconic "snowflake" hands and beige Super-LumiNova luminous hour markers are particularly eye-catching on the dial.
The internal automatic movement MT5602-1U also adopts a completely black surface treatment, which can be seen through the back of the display. In addition, it is also equipped with a non-magnetic silicon balance spring, and has a 70-hour power reserve, which can be used on weekends.best swiss replica watches
Observatory Master Certification
Even more impressive is that Biwan Ceramics not only successfully passed the COSC certification test. It also obtained the Master Chronometer certification from the Swiss Federal Institute of Metrology METAS, which is the first time the standard has been applied to Tudor timepieces.
To obtain METAS Master Chronometer certification, the watch must be made in Switzerland, have passed COSC certification, and be able to operate within a range of 5 seconds per day (0 +5). This is 5 seconds less than the COSC (-4 +6) standard and 1 second less than the Tudor internal standard (-2 +4). It is suitable for all models with manufacturing calibers.perfect replica watches
The Master Chronometer certification also guarantees the timekeeping accuracy of the watch under a 15,000 Gauss magnetic field (basically a very large magnet).
Finally, the certification also ensures that the power reserve and water resistance (in this case 200m) claimed by the movement manufacturer complies with the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standard 22810:2010.
All in all, this is a set of strict standards, and Black Bay Ceramic has passed these standards with excellent results. cheap replica watches
