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They don't stay at status quo at all.
If you look how Rolex perfects the movements of their watches over the past 50 years, always focusing on quality, reliability, timekeeping and serviceability, this is not staying at a standstill. They just play a different game than most other brands. This may be completely irrelevant to you, which is fine. There are dozens of other brands who bring out tons of new new all the time.
My predictions:
* White gold GMT with a gray/white color way on a white oyster flex bracelet. * New Milgauss in steel with a killer dial * Anniversary sky-Dweller in a new metal (with titanium or platinum)
After seeing such tease last 2 years…I’m not expecting huge changes.
Like the 2020 40 to 41mm submariner and 2021 Explorers. Nevertheless, this is what makes Rolex long lasting and eternal. I can’t wait to see what’s new regardless and probably will be calling my AD like every year 😊
Indeed
A friend of mine, a photo nerd who loves(d) Rolex, is going to give it up soon. Not even a chance to have a look and to try any model. Plenty of alternatives
I still don't understand why people get excited....
Its the same.. just with a mm here there more or less (tadaa new watch),different color dial (tadaa again a new watch), change of color bezel (tadaa... u guessed it ...a new watch)... come on, rolex doesn’t do or has come out with anything new. Its the sa...
People don’t want new things from Rolex.
The old ones are perfect, that’s why the new ones are the same. Is it innovative? Not at all, but then that’s what MB&F is here for. I salute Rolex for having the balls to release the same watch since 50 years and it is still perfect! I know no other bran...
You have balls if you stay at status quo?
I would assume Rolex would truly show their balls if they come out with a new model rather than staying status quo. Venturing out to the unknown is having balls ... not doing the same thing. And perfect is in the eyes of the beholder. Yes, thr are some mo...
They don't stay at status quo at all.
If you look how Rolex perfects the movements of their watches over the past 50 years, always focusing on quality, reliability, timekeeping and serviceability, this is not staying at a standstill. They just play a different game than most other brands. Thi...
I understand your views and ....
You have a point about the movement - I was more about the watch itself, but understand where you are coming from. Interestingly enough, this time they did do something unexpected with the destro (proved me wrong - haha) and I like the angle they come fro...
If you look at the second photo
We have a no date (no cyclops), sub/gmt case profile, smooth bezel model. Super interesting. If it ends up being the new milgauss I'm pretty sure I'm going to love it. Hopefully it's not over 40mm.
