Tudor Northflag GMT
Tudor has revived the Northflag, an expedition-ready watch originally launched in 2015 and discontinued in 2021. The new iteration features a GMT complication and Master Chronometer certification, building on the original's design with modern technical advancements. It retains the distinctive matte black dial with yellow accents and an integrated bracelet, while incorporating a new movement and improved case finishing.
- 40mm stainless steel case
- 100m water resistance
- METAS Master Chronometer certified movement
- 65-hour power reserve
- Price: £4,310 / $5,525 / CHF 4,500 / EUR 5,050
The design is inspired by the 1973 Tudor Ranger II, featuring a tonneau-shaped case, integrated bracelet, and angular design elements.
The dial features applied hour markers made from monobloc luminous ceramic composite, offering a bolder, sharper look.
The movement, MT5652-U, is METAS certified as a Master Chronometer, tested for precision and reliability in various conditions, including different temperatures.
The GMT function is a 'true' GMT, allowing the local hour hand to be adjusted independently for easy time zone changes when traveling.
The integrated H-link bracelet features Tudor's T-fit rapid adjustment clasp for tool-free sizing.
The new Northflag is Tudor's first watch with a GMT complication and Master Chronometer certification, representing an evolution from the original model which featured a power reserve indicator.
The case combines satin-brushed and polished surfaces, with chamfered edges on the bezel and lugs, and a cone-shaped winding crown.
The watch is exclusively available at Tudor boutiques worldwide.