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FXD GMT

Name: Tudor FXD GMT
Brand: Tudor
Availability: InStock

42.0mm Consistent Pricing

Low $4,500

Median $4,550

High $4,699

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The Tudor FXD GMT builds on the brand’s deep ties to military and professional use, drawing particular inspiration from its partnership with the French Navy. This model’s fixed strap bars (hence “FXD”) and bidirectional 24-hour bezel were designed for real-world durability and legibility, making it a standout in Tudor’s lineup for both collectors and those who value function-driven design. The GMT complication adds practical travel utility, setting it apart from the standard FXD.

Reference 25717N is the key FXD GMT variant, featuring a 42mm titanium case, matte dial, and the robust MT5602-U movement with COSC certification. The fixed lugs mean it’s compatible only with pass-through straps, a detail that enhances its tool-watch character but limits bracelet options. Water resistance is rated to 200 meters, suitable for serious aquatic use.

Pricing varies based on condition and completeness—full sets with box, papers, and original fabric straps command a premium. Early examples and limited runs may see collector demand, especially if Tudor introduces dial or bezel variations in the future. When purchasing, inspect the fixed lug integrity and ensure the movement winds smoothly, as these are key points for the FXD GMT’s long-term value and wearability.

What owners love

The fixed strap bars and lightweight titanium case make it stand out for comfort and ruggedness, especially during active use or water activities.
The bidirectional 24-hour bezel with full lumed numerals is highly praised for both night-time visibility and practical travel timing.
The MT5602-U movement is celebrated for its chronometer accuracy and extended 70-hour power reserve, delivering reliable performance in daily wear.

Common Criticisms

The fixed lugs restrict strap choices to pass-through options and make it impossible to use standard two-piece straps, frustrating many owners.
The case thickness and slab-sided profile cause the watch to feel bulky and sit high on the wrist, especially for those with smaller wrists.
The lack of a true “traveler” GMT function (independent local hour hand) is a major letdown for frequent flyers, as the GMT hand is the only one that can be set independently.

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