jackflash

The Black Bay Black still retains the 41mm case. Only the Bronze has the 43mm.

Pretty sure it will be a well machined fit. Doubt it will feel sloppy.

Hopefully it won't be too difficult upgrade the current rep either

Sure they are, over here: http://rwg.cc/index.php?/topic/183352-Tudor-Black-Bay-Bronze-%26-Heritage-upgrade

And here is the new Bronze on the Tudor website: http://www.tudorwatch.com/magazine/article/baselworld-2016-black-bay-bronze ... this has taken my eye, a Heritage upgrade. Still 41mm, now with a COSC in-house movement, rivet bracelet and shield logo: http://www.tudorwatch.com/magazine/article/baselworld-2016-heritage-black-bay ...also a PVD Black Bay Dark version too:

few more shots...

Here's a first look from Hodinkee: https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/the-tudor-black-bay-bronze-now-with-in-house-tudor-manufacture-movement

Very nice indeed! Congrats and thanks for sharing

Looks great! Don't think you need to do much, if anything at all, to the bezel insert. The watch looks like a well loved classic as it is. Congrats!

Nope. Cartel + Phong bezel assembly

Got lucky, a Singer reprint off eBay. No idea who manufactured it.

1016 today

Well, you could just go for the phong bezel and a cheaper case, that's what I did.

Man

Little

Deer

Some more shots. Watch will be introduced at Basel World next week.

Flanders

Leaked info before launch: Specs apparently as follows: 43mm aluminium-bronze alloy case. If accurate, that's 2mm larger than the current BB, 1mm larger than the Pelagos MT5601 Tudor proprietary movement with 70 hour power reserve, silicon hairspring, COSC. (Pelagos has the MT5612, with date) Explorer type dial, shield logo rather than the rose

1016 today

Shot

Strike

Excellent work! Deserves a good pearl, go for Yuki. More expensive but a much better mould finishing than Athaya, which in my experience needs the residue trimming.

You'll find it here (Ofrei crystal PA 462-66): http://www.ofrei.com/page419.html

WMD