Another vote for a smaller ranger Something around 36 would be very tempting!
People are getting excited about a possible blue Sub, good idea to jump into this space that Rolex have left open... but Tudor will have to train up their staff to be as rude and dismissive with the long wait lists first, lol.
Another vote for a smaller ranger Something around 36 would be very tempting!
Supplying watches they announced in 2018.
I think, they will widen the BB58 range this year (logical step) and introduce something slightly new like a new version of Ranger with the inhouse movement.
Maybe a new big block style
A daytona for us poor people who have no chance of ever getting one
Ive been on a list for 5 years and to be honest whilst i love the watch
there is no way i would pay the vast premium that is being charged
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Pretty much a perfect analogy of the truth behind the so called Rolex Sports shortage or many of the other supposedly in demand models.
As has already been said, no shortage, Rolex/Tudor are probably making the same numbers that they did a couple of years ago when you could pass a AD display and see a Blnr, Deepsea etc lined up for anyone to buy. Now we just have more speculators and AD friends hoovering up the watches when they arrive in store and putting them out there for twice(and some) the price.
Do not think they will deviate too much from their tried and tested formula at the moment. Probably will be a couple of new BB58 colour range and possible tweaking of it’s current models but pretty much same old faux vintage feel.
When you hear of the criticism Audemars are receiving for their new Code model range, do not think too many manufacturers will give us anything to far removed from their existing models
I’m hoping for a sub with painted indices with no faux lumina
https://www.tudorwatch.com/magazine/article/baselworld
Interesting..
Ernie in Plymouth
If I were Tudor, and I wanted to make people on English-speaking watch forums happy, I would produce something that had the Ranger dial in a case similar in size to the BB58, rather than the huge all-dial design it currently sits in, with a standard modern bracelet and the new thin movement currently only in the BB58.
ie something more like the one on the right than the one on the left
Where do I sign up..
Would certainly make me happy, speaking as a member of an English speaking watch forum.
That Ranger concept is pretty good.
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https://monochrome-watches.com/tudor...redictions-11/
Ernie in Plymouth
Apparently this is a “leak”very similar to the monochrome mock up
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That site does this every year and speculate some on possibly new model updates etc. They normally get it wrong but occasionally they get lucky and like to take credit that they brought it to the Watch community first.
Anything they say should not be taken seriously.
Pelagos in 39mm? Intriguing!! The safe - the Pelagos bezel was designed to sound like a safe lock. I recall that.
[QUOTE=scooby;5004082]Maybe a new big block style
A daytona for us poor people who have no chance of ever getting one
Ive been on a list for 5 years and to be honest whilst i love the watch
there is no way i would pay the vast premium that is being charged
Oh yes please to that!
[QUOTE=Barrisimo;5035461]Yep, a 40-41mm panda dial chronograph similar to the Big Blocks, just with the Breitling movement and no date could be very nice indeed.
I also think a variation on the BB GMT is possible, maybe a bimetal S&G one?
Other things: smaller Pelagos with 58 movement, Pelagos GMT, new North Flag, updated Ranger (maybe 36/38mm one as above in the thread), Heritage Chrono with in-house movement?
Why does it say 'Gevene' and not 'Geneve' on the dial? And what does 'Certifieo' mean? Or is this just incredibly poor Paintshop skills?
I wouldike it if Tudor dropped the coin edge bezel, I much prefer the Rolex style serrated teeth. Otherwise it would be a shame if Tudor adopted Mercedes hands again when the snow flake ones are much more unique.
Trying to think of something that would attract the label “myth” from them. Came up with this one - a one off LHD sub that they made on request for a leftie in the (French?) navy. still think it will be a 39mm red sub tho
I thought Tudor’s repost of someone’s Tudor sub was quite telling this week.
Then today they post this
Sub style bezel, and painted on lume direct to dial. Either they’re trolling us with an old watch sat there or we are getting the sub!
“Not only will we show it exists but we put our own twist on it”
That suggests sub again with the “put our own twist” part. So a watch that’s a brother to another the same but justified with a twist.
I sure hope so just because of all the nay sayers online who speak with such authority like they know. The amount of people I see on IG saying “they’d never do a sub because that’s Rolex and they’d never muddy the water” It’s like they know zero of Tudor’s sub history!
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To me, that looks just like another version of the current Black Bay line (same minute hand); maybe with a different colour bezel.
No way is that a re-born Tudor submariner.
A new thinner Pelagos with date at 6, display back, a GMT version and in 12 different colours.
That would surprise me.
They could do many things with a sub that are their 'twist' / not exactly head to head with big brother. If it's a sub the painted dial implies heritage so a non maxi case. It might be given a modern twist by sizing at 42mm, snow flake hands. That is perhaps now likely to compete with the 'bay than with big brother's sub
You’re seeing a bb bezel? Should have gone to spec...
Another “no way” too, I still don’t get why people say this with such conviction given the history. It’s almost like Tudor never made a Submariner in 1954 for 45 years alongside the Rolex sub!
It’s a sub style bezel for sure and the lume is painted on the dial. Now whether that watch in the pic is the new sub or a vintage sub they’re trolling us with (this is quite likely) I don’t know but it certainly isn’t a bb bezel. Would they mod the no crown guard, bb case with a sub bezel? I really don’t think so.
I’m still interested in the thought some have that they wouldn’t compete with their big brother? The sub is ceramic and modern and a sub Tudor would have an old style case, different hands, alloy bezel insert and lume on dial. I could understand if Tudor produced an exact copy of the maxi case Rolex sub but with the Tudor dial, in fact if you think about it the older subs were way closer than this potential new Tudor would be to the current Rolex sub.
I read it often on here and TRF, people saying Tudor are a poor mans Rolex. To some Tudor cannot compete at all, it wouldn’t matter if they produced a better watch that was almost identical it’s not got the name that some people can’t see past.
It’s a sub bezel but to my eyes it’s a black bay 41 rehault. Lot of height to that rehault. Grabbed my BBR and BB58 to show rehault difference and whatever they produce this year - this one looks to be 41mm which would be a missed opportunity I think. Since the first teaser I thought a red bezel sub but in a bb58 case. Now I’m thinking a sub version of the BBR
One thing’s for sure - Tudor teasers add something to the Basel hype. Would be nice if other brands also did this guessing game - maybe they do? Not seen any
If they put a sub bezel on a 41mm bb case the hype will backfire on social media that’s for sure. Will look like a dogs dinner.
I’m sure it’ll be something rubbish like that to disappoint us.
Indeed. It would appear to be a wasted opportunity given the acclaim the BB58 case has received. They may (must?) have other uses for the case for release this year but I won’t be putting my name down it there’s a Sub release in the 41 case.
The antiicipation is exciting though!
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The really interesting thing is that there seems to be a real buzz about them at the moment.
Genuine anticipation by quite a lot of people
There are many things in their favour
Tudor have a very enviable back catalogue to rifle through
They seem much more inclined to do so now
Rolex have moved their sports range so far out of price and availability reach from the average watch customer that Tudor must be benefitting
And they have a design department that does seem to understand what is going to be popular.
There are loads of different possibilities of watches here that would all prove popular, when only considering modular combinations of what is already out.
Be that a Pelagos GMT, Pelagos 58, different coloured 58s, GMT 58, Heritage chrono using the new movement, colour combinationd of all of them etc etc etc.
If you add in the sub potential and big block potential, I think you really have brand that can take a big market share.
Dave