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Please report your versions of Java, Jenkins, and copyartifact plugin.
It is a known issue that timestamps are not preserved in Winsows. It is rather a limitation of Java on Windows. (see
JENKINS-11073,JENKINS-13515).If you use Java <= 1.6, please try Java 1.7 (and the latest LTE version of Jenkins) and see the problem reproduces.
But I'm not sure why the filter affects the behavior.
You'd better check the owner and permissions of the workspace folder of that job. Jenkins might fail to change the attributes of files directly under the workspace folder for its permission.