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Originally Posted by padi56
Cannot understand why anyone would want to do this, as if its anything like the past 24 year's ,mainly disappoint with Rolex. As in the real world you can count on one hand the real 100% new watches as most are just cosmetically changed old ones,hope I am wrong this year .
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Which begs the question, what would be a 100% new watch model?
Not talking luxury watches. Some do look nice. But besides only telling the time, they just hang on a wrist and look pretty.
I've always tended to tool watches. I want my watch to be useful for more than telling the time of day.
I've got two ideas, but they are more variations than new watches.
1. A Submariner that tracks tides.
Since tides differ by location, there would need to be a way to adjust for that.
2. A GMT that tracks moon phases.
I don't think Rolex has ever made a watch with one of these complications.