Tudor discontinued the North Flag in 2021, and it’s back for 2026 as the Northflag, ref. M9140G1A0U-0001, with the power reserve indicator at 9 o’clock swapped out for a second time zone. The 40mm 316L steel case now measures 12.7mm thick, down from 13.4mm on the 2015 original, with lug-to-lug trimmed from 50mm to 48.8mm and the same 100m water resistance. A yellow arrow-tipped 24-hour hand reads against a fixed, angled rehaut, so it tracks two zones instead of three, but the local hour hand jumps independently for quick resets when you land. Inside is the Manufacture Calibre MT5652-U, dual-certified by COSC and METAS at 0/+5 seconds a day, good for 65 hours of reserve and resistant to 15,000 gauss, visible through a domed sapphire caseback. Ceramic monobloc markers and the angular Northflag hands carry Super-LumiNova. It ships on a two-link integrated bracelet with Tudor’s T-fit clasp for $5,525.
Tudor brings back the Northflag with a GMT hand, a METAS-certified MT5652-U movement, and a slimmer 40mm case. Priced at $5,525.
