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Tudor movement power reserves
5 Tudor movements, from the Tudor MT5400 (70 hours) to the Tudor MT5813 chronograph (70 hours).
| Movement | Winding | Reserve |
|---|---|---|
| Tudor MT5400 Review Tudor Pelagos 39, Tudor Black Bay 54, BB54 | Automatic | 70h |
| Tudor MT5402 Review Black Bay Fifty-Eight, Black Bay 58, Black Bay Fifty-Eight 79030N | Automatic | 70h |
| Tudor MT5602 Review Black Bay, Tudor Black Bay 41, Black Bay 79230 | Automatic | 70h |
| Tudor MT5652 GMT Review Black Bay GMT, Black Bay Pro, Tudor Black Bay GMT | Automatic | 70h |
| Tudor MT5813 chronograph Review Black Bay Chrono, Black Bay Chrono 79360N, Black Bay Chrono Panda | Automatic | 70h |
FAQ
Which Tudor movement has the longest power reserve?
The Tudor MT5400, at about 70 hours (about 2.9 days).
How long does a Tudor watch run off the wrist?
Between 70 and 70 hours from full, depending on the movement. Look yours up in the table.
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