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Etschell · 20 January 2019, 03:50 AM

I figure most will say never no way. But let's say in the next decade could you see it happening?

Yes I know what tudor says right now the 5k msrp is the limit but things do change.

Now I figure I will get responses like no one will buy it. I get that but hey you never know....

Paul_I · 20 January 2019, 04:00 AM

I would be very curious if they did.

mangoseed · 20 January 2019, 04:38 AM

Do they even make a proper two tone?

mk2jag · 20 January 2019, 04:40 AM

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Do they even make a proper two tone?

the gold and steel black bay, is that not a proper two tone?

Etschell · 20 January 2019, 04:42 AM

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the gold and steel black bay, is that not a proper two tone?

He means that it is rolled gold midlinks.

I think so. But I'm not hung up on things like some.

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nick c · 20 January 2019, 04:43 AM

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Do they even make a proper two tone?

They do a two tone.IMG_0328.jpg

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mangoseed · 20 January 2019, 05:03 AM

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the gold and steel black bay, is that not a proper two tone?

For £3500? I assumed the centerlinks were gold capped rather than solid like with Rolex. It think Omega also has some gold capped two tone watches.

mangoseed · 20 January 2019, 05:03 AM

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They do a two tone.Attachment 1014029

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That gold centerlink is awfully thin.

Chope Man · 20 January 2019, 05:09 AM

They did, in the past.

In solid gold, not only gold filled:

Bigblu10 · 20 January 2019, 05:12 AM

No. Rolex is synonymous with full PM watches. Tudor appeals to a completely different audience with a much lower price point. Not likely to ever happen.

Etschell · 20 January 2019, 05:16 AM

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That gold centerlink is awfully thin.

It can take 13 polishes. But hey it isnt solid gold so it improper. No need to convince me. I already made the choice.

mangoseed · 20 January 2019, 05:19 AM

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It can take 13 polishes. But hey it isnt solid gold so it improper. No need to convince me. I already made the choice.

I was referring to the the Tudor Date Day, not the Black Bay.

AK797 · 20 January 2019, 05:37 AM

If the watch market doesn't break I can see it happening, price will still be far behind a Rolex equivalent.

Etschell · 20 January 2019, 05:41 AM

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If the watch market doesn't break I can see it happening, price will still be far behind a Rolex equivalent.

I'm thinking 12k to 15k.

Etschell · 20 January 2019, 05:41 AM

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I was referring to the the Tudor Date Day, not the Black Bay.

tyler1980 · 20 January 2019, 05:44 AM

things do change however it kind of goes against the entire premise the brand was founded. The point was to be a quality watch at a lower price point than Rolex. Accessibility is sort of a cornerstone. I know their prices still are not accessible to everyone, but in the context of a luxury watch it is.

Old Expat Beast · 20 January 2019, 06:17 AM

Google "tudor watch solid gold". Tudor made gold watches (9k, 14k and 18k) as far back as the 50s and 60s. They were often given as retirement and long service watches. The Advisor was offered in solid 14 or 18k gold, too, according to the Tudor Anthology.

JR16 · 20 January 2019, 06:48 AM

If they can produce a PM with a price lower than the least expensive SS Rolex, then maybe

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bdex75 · 20 January 2019, 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Etschell

I figure most will say never no way. But let's say in the next decade could you see it happening?

Yes I know what tudor says right now the 5k msrp is the limit but things do change.

Now I figure I will get responses like no one will buy it. I get that but hey you never know....

As Adam said, they have. Not sure we will see it again. But if we did I would assume it would be part of the Glamour line. And , Angelo, I think $5k is about their upper limit but the advisor msrp was $5950 or so when I bought one a few years ago. So they will venture up there.

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Etschell · 20 January 2019, 07:36 AM

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As Adam said, they have. Not sure we will see it again. But if we did I would assume it would be part of the Glamour line. And , Angelo, I think $5k is about their upper limit but the advisor msrp was $5950 or so when I bought one a few years ago. So they will venture up there.

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Yeah that is just what I heard from one of their reps in a basel world 2018 video

Dr.Spaceman · 20 January 2019, 08:06 AM

I could see it for a special edition, limited offering type deal. Wouldn’t make much sense for a mass production model.

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tyler1980 "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: Houston Posts: 17,622	things do change however it kind of goes against the entire premise the brand was founded. The point was to be a quality watch at a lower price point than Rolex. Accessibility is sort of a cornerstone. I know their prices still are not accessible to everyone, but in the context of a luxury watch it is. __________________ Instagram: tyler.watches current collection: Patek 5164A, Patek 5524G, Rolex Platinum Daytona 116506, Rolex Sea Dweller 43 126600, Rolex GMT II 116710LN, AP 15400ST (silver), Panerai 913, Omega Speedmaster moonwatch, Tudor Black Bay (Harrods Edition)

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Old Expat Beast TRF Moderator & 2024 SubLV41 Patron Join Date: Jul 2013 Real Name: Adam Location: Far East Watch: Golden Tuna Posts: 28,794	Google "tudor watch solid gold". Tudor made gold watches (9k, 14k and 18k) as far back as the 50s and 60s. They were often given as retirement and long service watches. The Advisor was offered in solid 14 or 18k gold, too, according to the Tudor Anthology. __________________ _______________________

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