Tudor
Pelagos FXD
M25717N-0001
The new Tudor Pelagos FXD watch is a tribute to the decades of Tudor watches on the wrists of US Navy divers. The US Navy issued Tudor diving watches for decades from the late 1950s, which were famously used by the SEAL teams till the late 1980s. Complete with fixed strap bars, a 42mm titanium case, a high-performance Manufacture Calibre and a unidirectional elapsed-time rotating bezel, the new Pelagos FXD continues the connection between Tudor and US Navy divers.
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TECHNICAL DETAILS
Collection
Pelagos FXD
Reference Number
25717N
Description
Unidirectional rotating bezel, Fabric strap
Material
Titanium
Case
Titanium case, 42mm in diameter, 12.75mm thick, 52mm from lug to lug, satin-brushed finish, fixed strap bars, steel case back
Bezel
Unidirectional rotating bezel in titanium with ceramic disc, 60-minute graduation
Bracelet
22mm fabric strap with self-gripping fastening system, forest green with red central thread
Movement
Manufacture Calibre MT5602 (COSC) Self-winding mechanical movement with bidirectional rotor system
Dial
Black, matte
Winding
Titanium crown, adorned with the TUDOR shield in relief
Crystal
Sapphire crystal
Waterproofness
Waterproof to 200m (660 ft)
As early as the mid ‘50s, TUDOR diving watches were being tested and evaluated by a number of outfits inside the US Navy; by 1958 they were officially adopted by the Navy and purchased for the purpose of issuing them to divers operating in various units. This Pelagos FXD model is the spiritual successor of those watches and represents a modern, high-performance and robust take on the famed “Milsub” (short for Military Submariner) of yesteryear. Visually, it’s most in line with a late ‘60s-era TUDOR Oyster Prince Submariner reference 7016; it incorporates elements from the US military specifications for diving watches.
Historically, the US Navy oftentimes had their divers fit their TUDOR watches with fabric straps, typically one-piece straps in black or green made out of nylon. The two straps of the Pelagos FXD nod to this military custom of wearing watches on straps rather than bracelets, with a twist. A one-piece green fabric strap with red central thread and self-gripping fastening system comes as the flagship configuration, while an additional dark grey embossed fabric-motif one-piece rubber strap brings a fresh subtle take to a classic Pelagos look.
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