Is Tudor dropping novelty release hints?

[Etschell]

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[kieselguhr]

You suspect they’re hinting at releasing something the community actually wants? Hopefully, after all 2018 Tudor release did happen.

[redmonds214]

Didn’t release get pushed back til later this year due to the virus ? Excited to see what Tudor brings out with next release !

[kieselguhr]

Originally Posted by redmonds214

Didn’t release get pushed back til later this year due to the virus ? Excited to see what Tudor brings out with next release !

Same here. Look forward to Tudor’s new release more so than Rolex. They had a string of hits since 2010 but seem to have doubled down on their Black Bay line. Unfortunate because they have other model lines that could use some attention. Understandable because the BB line is their biggest money maker.

[spoon-turbo]

Or hinting there will be a long waiting list for Tudor models soon.

[garyk]

I sure like my wife’s Tudor S & G Chrono.

[KBM]

Originally Posted by spoon-turbo

Or hinting there will be a long waiting list for Tudor models soon.

Lol.

[AJMarcus]

Surprise! Not another Black Bay

[dummykid]

patience is the key

[Captain Scrumpy]

If its not one of the following patience probably wont have been a virtue:

BB58 no date GMT

BB GMT with working, reliable date wheel or no date

Big Block reissue

Sub reissue (snowflake)

Reworked Ranger or North Flag - both of which have untapped potential


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[exador]

Nope. This is how they do a hint:

[Watchdaytona]

Originally Posted by Captain Scrumpy

If its not one of the following patience probably wont have been a virtue:

BB58 no date GMT

BB GMT with working, reliable date wheel or no date

Big Block reissue

Sub reissue (snowflake)

Reworked Ranger or North Flag - both of which have untapped potential


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Sadly they won't reissue a Tudor big block or small block, apparently Rolex discontinued them because they looked and were so similar to Rolex, they ate in to their big brothers sales. Oyster bracelets, big block cases, sapphire and similar dials. Much better IMO than many of the modern Rolex, Imagine if they released a Panda 79260 for under $5k?

[kieselguhr]

Originally Posted by Watchdaytona

Sadly they won't reissue a Tudor big block or small block, apparently Rolex discontinued them because they looked and were so similar to Rolex, they ate in to their big brothers sales. Oyster bracelets, big block cases, sapphire and similar dials. Much better IMO than many of the modern Rolex, Imagine if they released a Panda 79260 for under $5k?

Nothing sad about that as I would rather they revisit the “Home Plate” and “Monte Carlo” Tudor Heritage Chronograph line. It would be fitting as it is the 50th anniversary.


(From Tudor)

Hopefully they release updated versions with bezel options as were available originally.

Me personally find this Chronograph design infinitely more interesting than the Tudor Oysterdate/Prince Chronograph

[airchitect]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

Nothing sad about that as I would rather they revisit the “Home Plate” and “Monte Carlo” Tudor Heritage Chronograph line. It would be fitting as it is the 50th anniversary.

I’m betting we see a new Monte Carlo with a new movement etc...

[Chester01]

Originally Posted by Watchdaytona

Sadly they won't reissue a Tudor big block or small block, apparently Rolex discontinued them because they looked and were so similar to Rolex, they ate in to their big brothers sales. Oyster bracelets, big block cases, sapphire and similar dials. Much better IMO than many of the modern Rolex, Imagine if they released a Panda 79260 for under $5k?

Could not agree more. Between a big block reissue or a Daytona I would take the big block and it’s not close. All tool, actually legible, no bling, and about 5k.