A discontinued tool watch returning after a decade is interesting; returning with a proper GMT movement is a stronger argument. The TUDOR Northflag revives the brand’s angular integrated-bracelet design as a more capable second generation, while preserving the yellow accents that made the original easy to spot.
The 40mm case combines brushed and polished 316L stainless steel with a fixed steel bezel, domed sapphire crystal, and an exhibition caseback. Its black dial uses large Arabic numerals and monobloc luminous ceramic markers, while a 45-degree 24-hour rehaut works with the arrow-tipped yellow GMT hand.
The two-link integrated bracelet receives polished chamfers and a T-fit clasp with five tool-free positions across an 8mm adjustment range.
Inside, the automatic MT5652-U adds an independently useful second time zone, a silicon balance spring, and 65 hours of power reserve. COSC and METAS certification covers precision, 15,000-gauss magnetic resistance, water resistance to 330 feet, and performance at different power levels. The transparent back also makes this more visually mechanical than many recent Tudor chronographs.
The TUDOR Northflag collection is priced at $5,525 in the United States. Reference M9140G1A0U-0001 is available exclusively through TUDOR boutiques.
