Your experience with the Tudor in-house movement

[Boothroyd]

TRF,

For those of you have Tudor watches utilizing the new in-house 70-hour reserve movement, could I ask what you experiences have been? Reliable, stays within COSC standard? Thanks in advance. Thinking of a Destro or a North Flag, as I already have an ETA BB.

Thought I would start a general thread on the topic.

[kneedeep]

My Destro runs +1.5 seconds a day. Wears very comfortably on rubber strap. Bright and long lasting lume. I like everything about it.

[watchwatcher]

I had a Pelagos...movement was great. Very accurate and reliable. 70 hour power reserve as advertised.

[Danny83]

Live shot no problems here

[swatty]

My Blue Pelagos runs around -1 sec per day. Haven't tested the power reserve as I haven't taken it off since I got it

[sickened1]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

I had a Pelagos...movement was great. Very accurate and reliable. 70 hour power reserve as advertised.

Yup, same here. Love the longer power reserve.

[Boothroyd]

Appreciate the comments and hope to read more. Thank you.

[swils8610]

I haven't heard anything negative about them.


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[Skinny Rogers]

Have worn mine 5+ days a week since receiving.

Now I have never timed but I have also never had a reason to as it seems to be running great.

Maybe here seen I'll time over a week or so.

[GB-man]

My pelagos blue has been the most accurate mechanical watch I have owned to date. Not uncommon for it to be within a second after a week.

[Flstfirider]

It is the most accurate mechanical movement I have ever owned.

[AuroraS]

My BBN with the in-house loses about 1-2 seconds per day if I wear it. If I rest it flat, it loses 1 sec/day.
An interesting thing I've noticed is that if I shake it rigorously (to wind it, rather than unscrewing the crown), it actually gains a few seconds. The longer I shake it, the more seconds it gains.

[Exploradori]

My pelagos with in-house mov is way more acurrate and precise than my Rollies. An amazing movement


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[Stevec14]

My blue pelagos is as accurate as my Rolex. From purchase, it has gained 1 second a day for a month. Very good indeed. It is slightly noisier than my Rolex, but I can only ever hear it if I'm in bed with my watch very close to my ear. Blinding value for money....

[1William]

I own the Black Bay Bronze, Black Bay Black, Blue Pelagos and the LHD Pelagos all of which have the in-house movements. They are all accurate to within 1 second a day and the power reserve is as stated. I also own the Chrono Blue which has a modified out of house movement and it does about 3 to five seconds slow a day. Not enough to matter. Great watches and very wearable. Also, a significant value.

[Old Expat Beast]

Originally Posted by 1William

I own the Black Bay Bronze, Black Bay Black, Blue Pelagos and the LHD Pelagos all of which have the in-house movements. They are all accurate to within 1 second a day and the power reserve is as stated. I also own the Chrono Blue which has a modified out of house movement and it does about 3 to five seconds slow a day. Not enough to matter. Great watches and very wearable. Also, a significant value.

Get the Chrono regulated, it will match or beat your in-houses. Mine does.

[speedmaster73]

all these comments remind me of eta 2824 and eta 2892's

depending on the brand they are all regulated within certain specs

these responses can be seen on "what is the accuracy of your breitling superocean" threads

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by sickened1

Yup, same here. Love the longer power reserve.

Nice shot, Ed...that looks great on you!

[sickened1]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

Nice shot, Ed...that looks great on you!

Thanks Larry. I was worried the Pelagos might look too big on my skinny wrist.