Tudor Prediction for 2022 Release

[JPBlackBay]

I think they're going to do something with the 41. 10 years since the first one came out.

Maybe they'll do something with the Heritage Chrono? Who knows. I wouldn't put money on it, but it'd be nice to see that watch get some attention.

[BDII]

Originally Posted by The Londonist

Additionally a BB58 GMT would suck up all the sales from the BB41 GMT and possibly impact the Rolex GMT Master sales, given the 58s popularity.


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They did do it with the 41mm black bay black and BB58, which was a SHOCK, but it could happen…

I could totally see a GMT, and I’d be all over that too as long as the bezel colors made sense.

I could go for a true red/black or all black bezel. Again… with a date.

I’ve got the explorer I and BB58 black and am really missing having a watch with a date :)


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[VK1984]

Originally Posted by JC316

For everyone that already posted, mind sharing your wrist size? Lots of love for the 58, not surprised, but I am wondering if I'm the only one who feels it's too small. My wrist size is about 7.25-7.3"

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6.75 for me. My other watch is a 36mm Explorer so the BB58 never really feels small.

[Know1isgod]

Suggestions:
1. Drop "Ambassadors" (people see thru that).
2. The Royal and Style have more potential. Pay attention to other lines beside the BB or drop them. And while you're at it, consider reducing the number of variations.
3. Your quality is there. Your branding needs work. Boutiques are a good start, but much more needs to be done to raise the profile of the brand.
4. Dial colors for your lower tier watches (1926 or Style) come to mind.

[The Londonist]

Originally Posted by Know1isgod

Suggestions:
1. Drop "Ambassadors" (people see thru that).
2. The Royal and Style have more potential. Pay attention to other lines beside the BB or drop them. And while you're at it, consider reducing the number of variations.
3. Your quality is there. Your branding needs work. Boutiques are a good start, but much more needs to be done to raise the profile of the brand.
4. Dial colors for your lower tier watches (1926 or Style) come to mind.

Agree with all of the above, particularly raising the profile of the brand. Tudor is coming out of Rolex’s shadows but needs more distinctive branding. There may be some sporting events where Tudor can step into Rolex’s shoes allowing Rolex to increase its marketing focus on ultra-prestige events such as Wimbledon.


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[OpenSix]

Tudor goes Grand Seiko hunting. Rolex level polishing, textured dials, limited editions. Price point right at 7,000 euro and easy availability at the AD

[Lu..]

Update to the Tudor BB 41 & GMTs....

...thinner
...micro adjustable clasp like on the BB58 Bronze
...quick release spring bars to SELs
...exhibition caseback like the BB58 925 (silver)