Sooner or later, you just knew it was going to happen. For as long as there?s been a Pelagos, and as long as there?s been a Tudor GMT movement, and as long as there?s been a human impulse to speculate, there?s been a call for the Swiss brand to release a Pelagos with the ability to track multiple time zones. It just makes sense for the brand?s most tool-forward dive watch: GMTs are what the people want and it?s an undeniably useful feature. And so, like an infinite number of chimpanzees at an infinite number of typewriters are certain to eventually produce the works of Shakespeare, now Tudor has finally issued a diver with all the features their loyal fans have been asking for. Titanium case: check. GMT movement with chronometer certification: check. Rotating 24 hour bezel: check. Spring bars: hey, no one has it all. 
The all new Pelagos FXD GMT ?Zulu Time? might feel like an inevitability on the one hand, but on the other it still has a fascinating mix of little quirks that are capable of surprising even the most loyal Tudor fans (and speculators). Like the very first Pelagos FXD, this one is presented under a partnership with the French military. Specifically, the Zulu Time has been developed with the needs of the Aéronautique Navale (French Naval Aviation) in mind, and according to the brand the watch has been designed for the ?adverse real-world conditions? faced by their personnel. For the original FXD, that meant a bi-directional bezel set up in a countdown conf...