I should add that many owners have never had the issue. Some have their watch for a year or two before it manifests itself and some for a few days. There’s no rhyme or reason about it....
Thanks for this it’s confirmed what I thought. At least it’s happened during the warranty period so fingers crossed it will be sorted out without a problem.
So how is everyone's GMT doing these days?
Was this an issue with the GMT movement specifically?
I was originally going to go with a regular BB with the blue bezel. And I was super excited for the all blue BB 58.
But I think the best of both worlds for me is the GMT. But now I'm not so sure...
I currently have the issue with mine but it doesn't bother me too much as its so easy and quick to change date back when it happens and I rarely wear a particular watch for much more than a day anyway.
I will get it fixed but have decided to wait until near the end of the warranty period which was extended by 18months for all tudors bought after 1st July 2018 and before end of 2019 (5yr warranty thereafter).
Doing it this way means I effectively have had 3.5 years wear and will then get a free movement service/replacement.
The worry is what happens when the warranty expires....what are these watches going to be worth in 20 years? You have to really love the watch to buy it in my book!😲
This. I’ve got my eye on the Tudor GMT and have been tracking auctions of them on the ‘bay for a while; they’re going for less and less, eg. £2,100-2,300 for a bracelet version in excellent condition.
