Watches and Wonders Geneva 2022 [Tudor] "New Model"

The largest new product trade fair in the watch industry, "Watches and Wonders Geneva 2022", will be held from March 30 to April 5, 2022. This trade fair was formerly called "SIHH (Geneva Salon)". In 2022, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Vacheron Constantin, and Grand Seiko, Japan's world-famous brand, will participate for the first time, attracting a lot of attention from around the world.

This time, we would like to focus on and introduce the major new models from Tudor announced at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2022!

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①Black Bay PRO

[New product features]

▶ [Rolex] "Explorer II" with a design reminiscent of "Ref. 1655" and equipped with Tudor's distinctive squid hands, giving it a unique look with a vintage feel
▶ 39mm case diameter, same as the Black Bay 58
▶ COSC certified, strong anti-magnetic, 70 hours power reserve and excellent functionality

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2. Black Bay GMT S&G

[New product features]

▶ [Rolex] Equipped with a two-tone bezel reminiscent of the "GMT Master" "Ref. 126711CHNR"
▶ Gold is used on the bracelet, bezel, crown , minute circle, index edges, hands and other parts to accentuate the design.

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3. Black Bay Chrono S&G

[New product features]

▶ The Black Bay Chrono now comes with a champagne dial
▶ Also available with a bundt strap for a more vintage feel

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4. Black Bay 31/36/39/41 S&G

[New product features]

▶ Available in four sizes: 31mm, 36mm, 39mm, and 41mm
▶ In addition to the 41mm case diameter model, there are also diamond bezel models available.
▶ The movement is 31mm: "Cal. MT5201", 36mm: "Cal. MT5400", 39mm: "Cal. MT5602", 41mm: "Cal. MT5601", and the functionality has been scaled up.
▶ The champagne anthracite dial model is not scheduled to be sold in Japan.

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summary

What did you think.

Tudor's new products for 2022 are mainly combination models.

Perhaps due to the impact of remote work and other business use cases, people are becoming less resistant to combination models these days. I think Tudor is a good choice for those looking to get started with combination models.

If you have any other ideas, I'd be happy if you could let me know!

see you!