Tudor has reintroduced the North Flag as the Northflag GMT, a contemporary evolution of the 2015 model that was significant as Tudor's first watch with an in-house movement. This new iteration features a GMT complication, a refined case, and an updated movement, aiming to appeal to a market potentially moving away from retro trends.
- Price: €5,100
- 40mm stainless steel case
- 12.7mm thickness
- 48.8mm lug-to-lug
- In-house MT5652-U caliber
- 65-hour power reserve
- COSC and METAS certified
- 100m water resistance
The Northflag GMT is presented as a logical evolution of the original North Flag, featuring a 40mm stainless steel case with satin-brushed and polished surfaces, a fixed stainless steel bezel, and an integrated H-link bracelet.
The in-house MT5652-U automatic GMT movement operates at 4 Hz, offers a 65-hour power reserve, and incorporates a variable-inertia balance and a silicon balance spring, certified by both COSC and METAS.
The case thickness has been reduced to 12.7mm and the lug-to-lug to 48.8mm compared to the original North Flag, contributing to a more refined profile.
The dial design retains strong white and yellow accents but replaces the original's power reserve indicator with a functional GMT complication, featuring a yellow arrow-tipped hand.
The bezel is now fixed and brushed, simplifying the overall shape compared to the original's black ceramic ring beneath the steel bezel.
The dial features a sunray-brushed finish, and the hour markers and numerals are made from monobloc ceramic with luminous material, offering a raised profile for added definition.
The movement is visible through a sapphire caseback, a feature also present on the original North Flag.