Anti Basel Predictions

Walkmann makes a come back with a reissue of the Landeron 48

Omega launches only 1 (one) Speedmaster limited edition.

Hublot does a tasteful Big Bang tribute to the late Stephen Hawking.

Rolex adopts a new strategy of not restricting supply and facilitating access to all its new Basel releases via a an online e-commerce reservation system, where you can track your watch remotely as it is tested and prepared to be sent to the local Rolex boutique.

Kern says Breitling will no longer be working with paid ambassadors, only true watch enthusiasts.

Omega and Rolex set their differences aside, joining forces to take on their true enemy the Japanese watch making industry and release a Limited edition speedsubtonamaster

Jonny Sonbul makes an attractive & reasonably sized watch with an in-house movement.

...and as a result, all the pawn shops (where Rolex supply actually is) go out of business...as now Rolex’s can be had, and at RRP...

Youch. Too close for comfort.

Well, they didn't do one for Carl Sagan so Hawking is probably SOL too. 😜

Heuer re-issues an exotic dial Camaro that's not grotesquely large and out of proportion.

Omega and Rolex join forces to initiate a philanthropic watch mass education campaign. Their first order of business is inscribing sides of all new 50m depth and above watch cases, purchased by first time brand owners, the words:

"Yes, it's safe to wear this 🤬 watch while you swim."



Edit- Okay, You did say "plausible" in your thread stipulations. But I can dream!

..... or reason to party?