Reply With QuoteNot particularly “up for it” this year - not sure why.
Hi guys!
Baselworld is coming soon and I'm too excited. Which watches are you curious to see???
Not particularly “up for it” this year - not sure why.
Still hoping for Tudor to release a Tudor Sub or a BB58 GMT, that would be me very happy...
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Maybe because the Swatch Group won't take part at the event?Originally Posted by RustyBin5
A Tudor Sub would be great of course!!!
Because anything interesting will be either astronomically expensive or unavailable to us regular people.
https://forum.tz-uk.com/showthread.p...rom-Basel-2019
I think this thread covers a lot.
Seems Tudor top the list.
Pelagos Reduced please.
The Tudor teaser pics certainly hint towards a Submariner, but given the triangular lume plot that would suggest mercedes hands unless they're completely eschewing historical models, which for me could make it feel like a poor relation when all of their recent output and the use of snowflake hands has created a strong brand identity in its own right.
This for me, I mainly look forward to Omega and Longines.Maybe because the Swatch Group won't take part at the event?
If they apply the new movement and new case shape and new jubilee bracelet clasp to the 36mm SS DateJust I’d like to see some new dials too - preferably a grey stick dial.
Tudor have done triangular lume plots (at 12 with round plots elsewhere) with snowflake hands before, so I don't see why they wouldn't do it again. Snowflake hands seem to be their trademark now.
I think this is what’s coming but not in a sub case, but rather in the bb58 case.
I thought I read somewhere a lot of brands were pulling out?
I undestand you. Omega is a great loss for the event
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The entire Swatch group
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