Increased availability of Tudor Pelagos LHD and Black Bay Bronze

[sutats]

I'm noticing that the Tudor Pelagos LHD and Black Bay Bronze are now quite readily available to purchase from displays at various authorised dealers around London. This wasn't the case up until a year ago, what do you think has changed that they are readily purchasable these days?

[Rafabond]

It could be that these models are the last to be marketed this year and they are receiving the stock they have left, the Pelagos is for almost 5,000 numbers and they could stop the production and the bronze had problems with the corrosion of the bevel with the salt water of the sea. all are particular thoughts

[sutats]

Originally Posted by Rafabond

It could be that these models are the last to be marketed this year and they are receiving the stock they have left, the Pelagos is for almost 5,000 numbers and they could stop the production and the bronze had problems with the corrosion of the bevel with the salt water of the sea. all are particular thoughts

Those surely have an effect on desirability. The issue of the Black Bay Bronze's corroding bezel doesn't appear to be addressed, at least not publicly. And the Pelagos LHD limited production seems to keep climbing. I think overall it's a shift in interest to the Black Bay GMT, it's Tudor's hottest product at the moment and then probably followed by the Fifty-Eight. I've yet to see these two new releases in any window display.

[beshannon]

Originally Posted by Tilly

Thay have never been hard to get.go look pore mans Rolex

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by Tilly

Thay have never been hard to get.go look pore mans Rolex

I'm sorry...do you mean "poor?"