**\[WTS\] \[WTT\] Tudor Black Bay One 41, COSC M79680-0001 — $3,500 obo. Retail is $4,625** **Item:** Tudor Black Bay One 41. Anthracite dial. **Condition:** Excellent condition. Easily a 9+/10. This was only worn a few times. No scratches. No dings. No desk diver marks.  **Includes:** Box, warranty card \[warranty until June 2028\], hang, tag, and extra link.  The Black Bay One 41 offers a refined take on a classic heritage-inspired watch: its COSC-certified in-house movement, solid 70-hour power reserve, and robust stainless-steel build make it a reliable daily driver. Its polished/satin finish, elegant dial design, and versatile bracelet give it a balance of sportiness and refinement — a piece that works both with casual everyday wear and more dressed-up outfits. Yes, I included the stock photos from Tudor. Honestly, I couldn’t get photos that good. I really wanted to show the Anthracite dial. Depending on the light, it is dark gray, almost black, or brown.  Link with video: [https://imgur.com/a/tudor-video-vLqVgip](https://imgur.com/a/tudor-video-vLqVgip) # Details & Features * **Case:** 41 mm stainless steel case, polished and satin finish. * **Movement:** Manufacture Calibre MT5601 — automatic (self-winding), COSC-certified chronometer. * **Power Reserve:** \~70 hours. * **Dial & Hands:** Anthracite with applied markers and the characteristic “snowflake” hands and markers — classic Black Bay aesthetic. * **Crystal:** Sapphire crystal across dial; screw-down crown & caseback. Caseback has been engraved with a company name. A replacement “blank” caseback can be had for around $60-80. * **Bracelet & Clasp:** Stainless steel five-link bracelet with “T-Fit” folding clasp and safety catch — secure and nicely finished. * **Water Resistance:** 100 m (10 ATM) — suitable for everyday wear, swimming, and water exposure (but not heavy diving). * **Wearability:** 41 mm case with \~50 mm lug-to-lug, thickness \~12.3 mm — a versatile size that works on a broad range of wrists. **Reason for sale:** I love love love this watch. However, I have lost 80 lbs. since buying this watch which is great. But, what’s not great is that it really doesn’t fit my wrist well any longer. If I didn't feel like it was too large for my wrists I would not be selling it! Wonderful watch for the money. I’ve only worn it a handful of times, but the last time I wore it I went into an Omega boutique and got many compliments from the staff on how gorgeous the dial is.  **Price:** $3,500 (or best reasonable offer) for sale, or $4,000 trade value. Sale strongly preferred. I’m not looking for a specific watch, so send me comparable offers. I’m not interested in watches plus cash.  **Shipping / Payment:** US only / PayPal / Venmo / Zelle