Tudor North Flag Mechanical Watch

In the early 1950s, Tudor set out with the British North Greenland Expedition, an adventure during which the reliability, precision and resistance of Tudor's watches proved vital for the expedition's scientists. Inspired by these cornerstones of its history, and by vast expanses of untamed territory, the brand presents North Flag, which is driven by the first movement to be entirely developed and manufactured by Tudor.

Made to perform, the MT5621 Manufacture calibre delivers an impressive power reserve of some 70 hours, which is shown at 9 o'clock. Beating at 28,800 vibrations/hour, it is fitted with a variable inertia balance with silicon balance spring, held by a transversal bridge that is secured at each end to fully withstand shocks and vibrations. Further benefits include a bi-directional automatic winding system and COSC chronometer certification – another first for Tudor.

Movement
Mechanical automatic, Tudor MT5621 manufacture calibre, COSC-certified chronometer, variable inertia balance, silicon balance spring, 28 jewels, 28,800 vib/h, approximately 70-hour power reserve
Functions
Hours, minutes, seconds, date, power-reserve indicator
Case
Satin-finish steel, 40 mm Double bezel, steel and ceramic Sapphire crystal front and back Water-resistant to 100 metres (10 bar/330 ft)
Dial
Black Luminescent hands, numerals and hour-markers
Bracelet/strap
Leather or steel with folding clasp

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