Tudor · Black Bay GMT

Strap for Black Bay GMT S&G / Black / Leather

Takes 22 mm straps. Verified lug width, the straps that fit this model, and answers to the most common questions.

Lug width22 mm
Case diameter41 mm
Reference79833MN-0003 (aka: M79833MN-0003)
FamilyBlack Bay GMT
MovementTudor caliber MT5652 hours, minutes, seconds, Additional 24 hours Hand (adjustable) | date | chronometer
Year2022
CaseYellow Gold, Stainless Steel

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The Black Bay GMT 79833MN-0003 (aka: M79833MN-0003), seen from the bench

The Tudor Black Bay GMT 79833MN-0003 is a 41 mm two-tone watch combining 18-carat yellow gold and 904L stainless steel, featuring a ceramic Pepsi bezel and tubular crown. Powered by the proprietary Tudor MT5652 COSC-certified chronometer movement, it includes hour, minute, second, independent 24-hour GMT hand, and date display. Water-resistant to 200 meters, it features anti-reflective sapphire crystal and requires a 22 mm lug width leather strap.

Frequently asked questions

What is the exact lug width of the Tudor Black Bay GMT 79833MN-0003?

The lug width of the Tudor Black Bay GMT 79833MN-0003 is 22 millimetres. This measurement refers to the distance between the two lugs (or anse) that connect the watch case to the strap. To measure correctly, position a digital calliper perpendicularly between the lugs, excluding the protective gasket. The 22mm dimension is compatible with an extensive catalogue of certified quality artisanal straps.

Which strap suits the Tudor Black Bay GMT 79833MN-0003 bi-metal best?

For the 79833MN-0003 bi-metal (yellow gold and steel), we recommend vegetable-tanned Tuscan leather in Havana brown: it offers warm tones that naturally complement yellow gold, develops a golden patina over time, and guarantees 5-7 years of durability. Formal alternative: polished alligator in black with silk-lined keepers for ceremonial occasions. For water sports, satiny black FKM rubber.

How do I change the strap on my Tudor Black Bay GMT?

Strap replacement requires a spring bar removal tool. Position the watch with one lug parallel to the table edge; insert the tool into the slim slot of the spring bar, push laterally to expand the internal spring, then extract the bar. Repeat on the opposite lug. Insert the new bars into the strap, align it with the lugs, and press until the audible click. If uncertain, entrust the work to a certified watchmaker: Casati Milano also offers personalised assistance.

Is a 22mm aftermarket strap genuinely compatible with the 79833MN-0003?

Yes, any strap with a 22mm lug width is physically compatible. However, construction quality and aesthetic profile vary considerably. Certified artisanal straps (Italian leather, hand-finished details, surgical-grade steel bars) preserve the proportions and elegance of the bi-metal, whereas mass-market straps risk chronic deformation. We recommend surgical-grade steel bars for longevity and comfort.

How long does a natural leather strap last on the Tudor Black Bay GMT?

A vegetable-tanned leather strap typically lasts 5-7 years with ordinary maintenance (monthly cleaning, temperate sun exposure). Alligator, thanks to its scaly structure, extends durability to 7-10 years. Factors reducing longevity include: overly humid environments (frequent saltwater immersion), extreme temperatures (radiators, freezers), continuous wear without rest (24-hour use). Casati Milano provides 18-month guarantee and offers reinforcement interventions on keeper attachments.

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