Swiss watch brandTUDOR is introducing a new system for referencing supplied movements. For historical reasons, the manufacturer until recently used four-digit references for third-party movements. The new designations are intended to avoid confusion between manufacture movements and supplied calibers.
The four-digit references that were previously used – such as 2671 – will be replaced by the new designations with a T in the first position. From now on, TUDOR will use the following references for supplied movements:
T20x for all supplied small calibers
T40x for all supplied calibers with additional modules
T60x for all delivered medium calibers
T90x for all supplied chronograph calibers (except caliber MT5813)
For the new TUDOR Royal collection, the change means that the movements are now designated as follows:
2671 becomes T201 (ETA): TUDOR Royal with 28 mm diameter
2824 becomes T601 (Sellita): TUDOR Royal with 34 or 38 mm diameter
2834 becomes T603 (Sellita): TUDOR Royal with 41 mm diameter
Additionally, the descriptions of other models equipped with supplied movements (e.g. Black Bay 32 / 36 / 41) have already been updated.
TUDOR has emphasised that the new designations in no way affect the brand’s quality standards. TUDOR continues to guarantee Swiss-made and assembled components, chronometer performance, 10-year maintenance intervals and a five-year warranty for all supplied movements (with the exception of caliber MT5813, which has higher performance), regardless of the supplier.
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