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Watch Specifications

Reference: M25827KN-0001

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  • Winding crown

    The winding crown is used to set the time and date and to wind the watch if it has not been worn. The winding crown is screwed down onto the case to ensure water resistance. It must be fully tightened after each manipulation.

  • Hour and minute hands

    The hands on the watch which indicate the time.

  • Date window

    Displays the current date.

  • 60 seconds counter

    The hand on the watch which indicates the seconds.

  • The centre seconds hand

    This hand measures times to fractions of a second with the chronographe function, or indicate the number of units per hour on the tachymeter scale.

  • 45-Minutes counter

    This counter indicates the elapsed minutes.

  • Start/stop pusher

    Pressing the start/stop pusher a first time will start the chronograph, pressing it again will stop the chronograph.

  • Reset pusher

    This button resets the chronograph seconds hand and counters to zero.

  • Bezel

    The bezel on your watch has a tachymeter function used to measure a speed or a flow rate using the chronograph function with the desired unit of measurement.

  • Cycling-specific tachymeter

    This cycling-specific tachymeter is used to measure a speed or a flow rate using the chronograph function.

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CARBON COMPOSITE CASE

With a carbon composite case fitted with a high-performance Manufacture Calibre, this watch echoes the daring spirit of a team competing in some of the most challenging cycling races around the world, including, from 2024, the Giro d’Italia.

  • With a carbon composite case fitted with a high-performance Manufacture Calibre, this watch echoes the daring spirit of a team competing in some of the most challenging cycling races around the world, including, from 2024, the Giro d’Italia.

  • The matt black dial with red accents puts legibility first and foremost and is reminiscent of the TUDOR Pro Cycling Team colours. The signature square hourmarkers and "Snowflake" hands, designed back in the sixties by TUDOR to offer larger luminous surfaces and thus improve legibility, are fashioned from luminescent ceramic composite for optimal legibility in challenging conditions. Around the circumference of the dial, printed on a 45°-angled rehaut, is a re-calibrated tachymeter scale whose inner ring focuses on the speeds that cyclists ride at.

  • The Manufacture Calibre MT5813, powering the Pelagos FXD Chrono, displays hours, minutes, seconds, chronograph and date functions. It also bears the matt finish typical of TUDOR Manufacture Calibres and comes complete with a signature tungsten openwork monobloc rotor. Boasting a “weekend-proof” 70-hour power reserve and a silicon balance spring, the Manufacture Chronograph Calibre MT5813 is certified by the Swiss Official Chronometer Testing Institute (COSC), with its performance exceeding the standards set by this independent institute at -2 and +4 seconds’ variation per day, tested on every fully assembled chronograph.

  • The fabric strap is one of the hallmarks of TUDOR, which, in 2010, became one of the first watchmaking brands to offer it with its products. Woven in France using a traditional method on 19th century Jacquard looms by the Julien Faure company in the St-Etienne region, its manufacturing quality and comfort on the wrist are unique. For the Pelagos FXD models, a highly technical strap construction was developed by TUDOR and Julien Faure. Made up of a 22mm solid black jacquard-woven technical fabric and a traditional buckle, it’s perfect for putting in time on the bike.