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The Lagoon Blue 54 is not only a easy dial colour change or an aesthetic switch-up that aligns with what we might historically count on from one thing sporty, vintage-inspired, and distinctly Tudor, which, by the best way, I might have welcomed. Had this been a 925 therapy, like what we noticed with the Black Bay Fifty-Eight again in 2021, I would have been all for it. However pale blue is not a very new departure. It comes on the again of the success of the Flamingo Blue and the Inter Miami Pink Chrono, and maybe even the Pelagos FXD Chrono Biking Version Pink. All fashions that had been novel takes on very well-established watches. And whereas a metallic blue dial is enjoyable in essence, and in line with the pink-and-blue summer time motif for the model, it is onerous – as a BB54 lover – to not see this watch as a by-product of one of many few small mid-size sport watches on the trendy reissue market that stored its authentic sporty look. To me, a frosted baby-blue dial with a high-shine end on the steel continues to be spiritually fairly near a pink-dial watch “for” ladies.
