Tudor has revived the Northflag, an expedition-focused watch originally launched in 2015, now updated with a GMT complication and Master Chronometer certification. The new model retains the distinctive 1970s-inspired angular case and integrated bracelet design of its predecessor, while incorporating modern technical advancements and a cleaner dial layout.
- 40mm stainless steel case
- 100m water resistance
- METAS Master Chronometer certified movement
- 65-hour power reserve
- Limited to no pieces
- Price: £4,310 / $5,525 / CHF 4,500 / EUR 5,050
The Northflag's design is inspired by the 1973 Tudor Ranger II, featuring an angular steel case and integrated bracelet.
The dial features applied indices made from monobloc luminous ceramic composite and a 24-hour flange around the dial for the GMT function.
The movement, MT5652-U, is a Master Chronometer certified by METAS, offering accuracy within 0/+5 seconds per day and resistance to magnetic fields up to 15,000 Gauss.
The integrated H-link bracelet is fitted with Tudor's T-fit rapid adjustment clasp.
The new model replaces the power reserve indicator found on the original North Flag with a GMT complication.
The watch is available exclusively at Tudor boutiques.
The name 'Northflag' originates from a 1950s expedition called the North Greenland Expedition.
The movement MT5652-U is a 'true' GMT with an independently adjustable local hour hand.