Tudor Caliber T603
Tudor · Automatic
The Tudor caliber T603 is a Swiss made automatic movement found in Tudor Royal watches. This caliber is powers the larger 41mm Day/Date Royal models. Watches with this movement were announced in 2020. Some of the topics covered in this caliber listing: Tudor made by Sellita Is it an officially certified chronometer? When should the Day/Date change? Recommended Service Intervals Caliber T603 Warranty List of Tudor watches with caliber T603 Examples of watches with this movement The Tudor T603 is based on a Sellita caliber. You may see other sites incorrectly list the T603 as being based on a Sellita 2834. There is no such thing as a Sellita 2834. There is an ETA 2834-2 which the Sellita SW240-1 is a clone of. Therefore, it is safe to assume that the T603 is based on the Sellita caliber SW240-1, making it a clone of a clone. Interestingly, the Tudor documentation lists the T603 as having 25 jewels, however, the Sellita caliber SW240-1 actually contains 26 jewels (one extra jewels when compared to the ETA 2834-2, much like the difference between an SW200-1 and ETA 2824-2). Other discrepancies between Tudor and Sellita info include the diameter. Tudor lists a diameter of 33.3mm, whereas Sellita lists 29.4mm diameter (with a 29mm case fitting diameter). Also, thickness: Tudor says 5.5mm, Sellita says 5.05mm. If you want to dig deeper into the background of the T603, the SW240-1 is based on the SW200-1 with an additional outer day of the week complication. Learn more about the SW200-1 here. Although Tudor does not write “Chronometer” across the dial of the Royal, their official marketing says this about the movement inside: “Swiss self-winding mechanical calibre T603 with chronometer performance” “Swiss self-winding mechanical calibre T603 with chronometer performance” So does “chronometer performance” means is it an officially certified chronometer or not?
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