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It's all about the smaller watches now days. Definitely expect Tudor to focus on the 58 for a while.
@Chainbreaker is staring into a bleak future of normal sized watches.
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Well they certainly have with the BB, so far. Would expect some new colour variants of the BB58 to be announced at Baselworld but a GMT would basically mean another new calibre on top of the new one they made for the 58 (it would probably have to have a date as well as a GMT hand) - but then, it might have been in the plan from the beginning.
I was saying to @inchpincher that I want them to make a new Oysterprince, as a cut-price Oyster Perpetual like it always was. That new smaller calibre from the 58 would be ideal for that. But I don’t know if Rolex would have it.