Condition:Used (Very Good) – The watch shows minor signs of wear, such as small, intangible scratches. The case has flawless chamfers and edges. The bracelet or strap may be slightly stretched. Markings and engravings are clearly visible and not worn. The item may have been professionally polished without affecting the contours or edges. Please see photos for an accurate representation.
Inclusions: Inner and outer boxes, warranty card, warranty booklet, instruction booklet, hang tag, additional red rubber strap.
Bracelet: Fabric Strap (standard issue) & Additional Red Rubber Strap
General Information:
Brand: Tudor
Model: Pelagos FXD US Navy
Reference Number: 25717N-0001 (aka M25717N-0001)
Movement: Tudor Caliber MT5602 (Automatic)
Hours, Minutes, Seconds, Chronometer
Case Material: Titanium, Ceramic, Stainless Steel
Case Size: 42mm
Case Height: 12.75mm
Lug Width: 22mm
Bezel: Rotating, 0-60 (Dive)
Water Resistance: 200m
Crystal: Sapphire
Case Back: Closed
Dial Color: Black (Matte Finish)
Indexes: Stick / Dot
Hands: Proprietary
About the Tudor Pelagos FXD US Navy:
The Tudor Pelagos FXD US Navy M25717N-0001 was introduced in 2023 as a professional-grade dive watch inspired by Tudor’s historic collaboration with the U.S. Navy. Built with a robust titanium case and fitted with fixed strap bars (FXD), this model is designed to withstand extreme underwater conditions.
It features a 42mm case with a matte black dial, a unidirectional rotating dive bezel with ceramic insert, and is powered by Tudor’s in-house Caliber MT5602 movement, offering chronometer-certified precision. The watch is paired with a fabric strap and includes an additional red rubber strap for versatility. With a water resistance of 200 meters, this piece is purpose-built for military and diving professionals.
Important Notes:
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