If Tudor wants to break the watch market...

#tudorsubmariner #tudorsnowflake Who thinks Tudor should reintroduce a submariner that celebrates the similarities to the Rolex Submariner? After all, it was the original idea behind the brand- make a more affordable version of Rolex that additional consumers can enjoy. Vintage Tudor watches even had Rolex signed crowns, casebacks, and clasps. The current demand for a Rolex Submariner has never been higher. I don't see that changing soon. If Tudor were to create a 5k priced (and available) version, I think the watch market would be massively impacted... in a good way. Tudor would eat up market share- taking sales from Omega, Breitling, and others. Current and aspiring Rolex consumers would also desire a well-executed Tudor Submariner. If Tudor were to play into their history and relationship with the crown... their future could be incredible. It would just need to be done properly. Would you be interested in a thin, versatile, 40mm submariner with a great non-riveted bracelet? A diver with ceramics, sapphire, and bright contrast? Complete with a lacquered dial and the T-fit clasp... Most importantly reasonably available at an AD to first time customers... What do you think? Would you be a customer for a watch like the one I mocked up in this video? Would you be interested in multiple colors? Would you wear one alongside a Rolex Submariner? Would you pick a Tudor Submariner over other offerings like a Seamaster or Superocean? Please leave your honest feedback. Tudor will wa