2020 Tudor Day-Date, yay or nay?

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vitriol

·Jun 15, 2020

As per Watchbox, Tufor is gonna do one single release in 2020 (3:16)

Those were visible briefly on Tudor website, but apparently are taken down now.
If true, and those are the only release I found it rather unimpressive.
Thoughts?

 

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killer67

·Jun 15, 2020

No thank you on the bracelet

 

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Candle00

·Jun 15, 2020

Nay

 

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zrleopold

·Jun 15, 2020

Don't see the point when you can get a nice vintage datejust for what this will most likely cost

 

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gminnj

·Jun 16, 2020

Nope. And that ‘linen’ (?) dial is truly ugly to me.

 

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Foo2rama

·Jun 16, 2020·Nowhere near as grumpy as he used to be...

Nope... lugs scream sport, dial screams fancy. I swear Rolex intentionally doesn’t style the Tudors as well on purpose.

My money buys a vintage DJ.

 

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Stripey

·Jun 16, 2020

Horrid.

 

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kristal

·Jun 16, 2020

Nay from me as well..

 

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vitriol

·Jul 27, 2020

Apparently it's called Royal

Four sizes: 41, 38, 34 and 28mm
Tudor 2834 calibre (based on ETA 2834, 38h)
WR100

41mm in steel is 2 140€, steel and 18ct gold is 3 140€.

 

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_awatchsnob_

·Jul 30, 2020

No, thanks

 

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janice&fred

·Jul 30, 2020

I could go for a jumbo sized Royal in stainless. I like the styling and integrated bracelet. The others are too similar to Rolex offerings.

 

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GuiltunderGlass

·Jul 30, 2020

Pass, but the engine turned bezel might look cool in person?

 

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ConElPueblo

·Jul 30, 2020

Have they modified the movement to be manual winding only, or is this one of extremely few automatic watches that doesn't say so on the dial?