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Old 7 June 2014, 06:48 AM   #1
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Why No Tudor GMT????

I was wondering why Tudor never made a GMT model considering they had models that mirrored most of the Rolex models:

Rolex Submariner = Tudor Submariner
Rolex Daytona = Tudor Big Block / Oysterdate Chrono
Rolex Day Date = Tudor Jumbo Day Date
Rolex Datejust = Tudor Jumbo (no day)
Rolex GMT =

Any thoughts?
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Old 7 June 2014, 06:54 AM   #2
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I always thought about that too. Good question.
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Old 7 June 2014, 08:21 AM   #3
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Don't know if you're referring only to vintage, but the Aeronaut GMT from a couple years ago is a GMT... Appearance wise it is more akin to Explorer II with fixed SS bezel.
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Old 7 June 2014, 09:06 AM   #4
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Don't know if you're referring only to vintage, but the Aeronaut GMT from a couple years ago is a GMT... Appearance wise it is more akin to Explorer II with fixed SS bezel.
^This.

Also, although not a true GMT, the 79X70 chrono's 12 hour rotating bezel can be used as a second time zone function.
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I wish they'd done a GMT too
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Old 7 June 2014, 09:26 AM   #6
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Don't know if you're referring only to vintage, but the Aeronaut GMT from a couple years ago is a GMT... Appearance wise it is more akin to Explorer II with fixed SS bezel.
Thanks for the reminder. I was just thinking how come Tudor never released watches in the GMT and Explorer variants in the vintage models since they were already in production at Rolex ?
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