Today we will be introducing luxury watch parts: "Movement" variations - Tudor edition .

Luxury watch movements are made by hand by craftsmen combining hundreds of parts, and there are numerous variations, ranging from simple two-hand watches to ultra-complex mechanisms such as perpetual calendars and tourbillons.Moreover, they do not merely perform their functions, but many are finished so beautifully that they are worthy of being called works of art, and many people are impressed by their beauty and consider purchasing one.

Therefore, over several posts, I would like to introduce the main movements of each brand along with their representative models.

This time, we will introduce the main movements used in " Tudor ". Please enjoy until the end.

Introducing the movement

①Cal.MT5601

Cal.MT5601
Specifications
diameter 33.80mm thickness -mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2015
Number of jewels 25 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 needles Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5601”
- Developed specifically for the Black Bay Bronze, this is Tudor's largest in-house automatic movement, measuring 33.8mm.
- COSC-certified chronometer with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/heritage-195868/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-bronze-252009/

➁Cal.MT5602

Cal.MT5602
Specifications
diameter 31.80mm thickness 6.52mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2016
Number of jewels 25 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 needles Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5602”
- Developed in-house to replace ETA's "Cal.2824" .
- A COSC-certified chronometer with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours, a silicon hairspring, and a free-sprung balance wheel for stability and robustness.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-harrods-252005/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/pelagos-374090/

➂Cal.MT5813

Cal.MT5813
Specifications
diameter 30.40mm thickness 7.23mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2017
Number of jewels 41 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 hands + date + chronograph Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5813”
- In-house automatic movement based on the Breitling 01 (the company has been in a collaborative relationship with Breitling since 2017).
- A COSC-certified chronometer with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours and a silicon balance spring for stability and magnetic resistance.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-chrono-252349/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-chrono-dark-246203/

➃Cal.MT5402

Cal.MT5402
Specifications
diameter 26.00mm thickness 5.00mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2018
Number of jewels 27 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 needles Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5402”
- Automatic movement developed in collaboration with movement manufacturer Kenissi .
- Equipped with a power reserve of approximately 70 hours and a stop second function.
- A COSC-certified chronometer that uses a silicon hairspring and a free-sprung balance wheel to ensure stability and robustness.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/ranger-258740/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-254557/

⑤Cal.MT5201

Cal.MT5201
Specifications
diameter 20.00mm thickness 5.00mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2022
Number of jewels 26 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 needles Power reserve Approximately 50 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5201”
A new in-house movement, jointly developed with Kenissi, intended to be installed in models with small diameter cases.
- A COSC-certified chronometer that uses a silicon balance spring and a variable inertia balance wheel to ensure stability and robustness.
Representative model
- Black Bay 31 "Ref. 79600"

*Source: https://www.tudorwatch.com/ja/watches/black-bay-31-36-39-41/m79600-0001

⑥Cal.MT5612

Cal.MT5612
Specifications
diameter 31.80mm thickness 6.50mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release 2015
Number of jewels 26 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 hands + date Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5612”
- Tudor's first in-house manufactured core movement, developed in collaboration with Kenissi (Breitling also uses Tudor's "Cal. MT5612" as its own base movement).
- Achieves a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.
- A COSC-certified chronometer that uses a silicon balance spring and free-sprung balance to ensure stability and robustness.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/pelagos-238980/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-73/

⑦Cal.MT5400

Cal.MT5400
Specifications
diameter 30.30mm thickness 5.00mm
Frequency 28,800 vibrations Year of release -Year
Number of jewels 27 pieces Drive system Automatic
composition 3 needles Power reserve Approximately 70 hours
Features of “Cal.MT5400”
A large in-house automatic movement derived from "Cal.5402" that has been enlarged to be installed in see-through back models.
- Achieves a power reserve of approximately 70 hours.
- A COSC-certified chronometer that uses a silicon balance spring and free-sprung balance to ensure stability and robustness.
Representative model

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/black-bay-fifty-eight-18k-353950/

*Source: https://www.commit-watch.co.jp/buyer/watches/mens/tudor/blackbay-311221/

summary

What did you think.

As a sister brand of Rolex, I think the fact that it pays homage to the brand's design while offering an affordable price range is what supports its popularity. The MT in the movement name is an abbreviation for Manufacture TUDOR, and I feel that it reflects Tudor's desire for in-house development at its new factory in Le Locle, Switzerland, which just opened in 2023.

Kenissi, which was introduced in the article, is a subsidiary of Tudor that was established in 2016 and is a manufacturer that specializes in automatic movements. Currently, Kenissi shares and develops movements not only for its own company, but also for Chanel, Breitling, TAG Heuer, Norqain, and others, and we look forward to seeing more of their developments in the future. Why not take this opportunity to look for your favorite watch by paying attention to the "movement" that doesn't get much attention?

Once again, we hope this article helps you find your favorite luxury watch.

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