An Introduction to Tudor's High-Performance Manufacture Movements

　　Traditionally,Tudorthe brand's watchmaking culture has always prioritised product quality and wearer comfort. The brand has historically used movements from Swiss suppliers, striving for precision and reliability. The development of the new Tudor manufacture movements continues to maintain high standards, elevating the brand's products to unprecedented levels. Next, let us appreciate Tudor's manufacture movements together.

　　Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5621

　　In 2015, Tudor introduced a brand new timepiece, the North Flag, equipped with the Tudor manufacture calibre MT5621. The MT5621 features a bidirectional automatic winding rotor, providing a robust power reserve of up to approximately 70 hours. For instance, if the wearer takes off the watch on Friday evening and puts it back on on Monday morning, there is no need to wind it again. In addition to the hour, minute, and central seconds functions, there is an instantaneous date window at the 3 o'clock position and a power reserve indicator at the 9 o'clock position. The Tudor MT5621 calibre beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour or 4 Hz, regulated by a variable inertia balance wheel with a silicon balance spring, held in place by a traversing bridge to enhance shock resistance. This movement is Tudor's first product to be certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC), providing robust power for the TUDOR North Flag watch.

　　Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5612

　　In addition to the MT5621, another Tudor manufacture movement introduced in 2015 is the calibre MT5612, which is also equipped with a bidirectional automatic winding rotor, providing a robust power reserve of up to approximately 70 hours. In addition to the hour, minute, and central seconds functions, there is an instantaneous date window at the 3 o'clock position. The Tudor MT5612 calibre beats at a frequency of 28,800 vibrations per hour or 4 Hz, regulated by a variable inertia balance wheel with a silicon balance spring, held in place by a traversing bridge to enhance shock resistance. This movement is Tudor's first product to be certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC) and is housed in the Tudor Pelagos watch.

　　Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5601

　　In 2016, to complement the unique character of the Heritage Black Bay Bronze watch, Tudor specially developed a new Tudor manufacture movement, designated as calibre MT5601. Here, "MT" stands for "Manufacture TUDOR". This movement is slightly larger in size and features hour, minute, and seconds displays.

　　In 2015, Tudor announced the launch of the brand's first mechanical movement independently developed, manufactured, and assembled in-house. This high-performance movement is exceptionally precise and reliable, offering a 70-hour power reserve. In other words, if you take off the watch on Friday evening, you only need to put it on your wrist on Monday morning to use it normally, without any need for winding. The movement frequency is 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), regulated by a variable inertia balance wheel with a silicon balance spring, and held in place by a traversing bridge, making the movement's operation even more reliable. Furthermore, this movement is certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC).

　　Tudor Manufacture Calibre MT5602

　　Meanwhile, Tudor specially developed a new Tudor manufacture movement for the new additions to the Heritage Black Bay collection, which previously used externally sourced movements. This movement size features hour, minute, and seconds displays, and is engraved with the calibre number MT5602, where "MT" stands for "Manufacture TUDOR".

　　This movement offers outstanding performance, precision, and reliability, providing a 70-hour power reserve. In other words, if you take off the watch on Friday evening, you only need to put it on your wrist on Monday morning for it to run as usual, without any need for winding. The movement frequency is 28,800 vibrations per hour (4 Hz), regulated by a variable inertia balance wheel with a silicon balance spring, and held in place by a traversing bridge, making the movement's operation even more reliable. Furthermore, this movement is certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC).

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　　Tudor Heritage Black Bay Series Small Red Rose 79220R

　　Review:

　　◆ Carrying on the stylistic range of Tudor diving watches, it features a vintage design with a screw-down stainless steel winding crown engraved with the Tudor rose logo.

　　◆316L stainless steel bracelet and case, complemented by meticulous brushed finishes, making it very comfortable to wear.

　　◆ Black lacquered dial with a burgundy anodised aluminium winding crown tube, offering a classic and stylish look.

　　◆ Super-luminescence function with exceptional glow performance, using imported fluorescent powder that is non-toxic, radiation-free, and long-lasting.

　　◆ Red alloy bezel, with craftsmanship very close to the genuine article.

　　◆ Replica ETA2824 movement and Swiss ETA2824 movement available to choose from, ensuring accurate timekeeping.

　　Summary: Tudor watches blend exceptional precision performance with unique design, creating benchmark pieces that embody the highest realms of fine watchmaking art. The Tudor watches recommended here offer fine craftsmanship and guaranteed quality; interested buyers please contact via WeChat.

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