====== Tudor MT5652 ======
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**Cal. MT5652** is an [[in-house]] [[GMT]] movement from [[Tudor]], introduced in [[2018]].

===== History =====
Tudor traditionally used movements from major manufacturers, chiefly [[ETA]] in modern times, as a differentiator from parent company [[Rolex]]. Beginning in [[2015]], the company began producing a line of "[[Manufacture]] Tudor" movements for certain models, beginning with [[MT5621|Cal. MT5621]]. These are based on Rolex technology, and include that company's [[silicon]] [[hairspring]] technology, full [[balance bridge]] and [[free-sprung]] [[Microstella]] [[balance wheel]].

Cal. MT5652 was introduced in [[2018]] as a [[GMT]] member of the mainstream [[MT5612]] family. It has modern features like [[central seconds]], a conventional [[date wheel]], [[bi-directional winding]], [[hacking seconds]], instantaneous date change with crown-based [[quickset]], and a variable-inertia balance with micro-adjustment by screw and [[silicon]] balance spring.

Cal MT5612 is finished in a simple "industrial" motif rather than with elaborate [[anglage]] or [[finishing]].

===== Applications =====
Cal. MT5652 was used in the following models:
  * [[Tudor Heritage Black Bay GMT]] (2018-present)

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**Manufacturer:**
  * [[Tudor]]

**Description:**
  * [[Self-winding]] movement, bi-directional winding
  * [[COSC]] [[chronometer]] certificate

**Functions:**
  * [[Central seconds]]
  * [[Date wheel]]
  * [[GMT hand]]

**Data:**
  * D 31.8 mm
  * 26 [[jewels]]
  * 28,800 A/h
  * Power reserve 70 hours

**Production period:**
  * [[2018]]-Present
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