Watches and Wonders 2021 Trends and Shanghai Predictions | Bob's Watches

Join us as we discuss releases from last week’s Watches and Wonders Digital platform. Shop pre-owned luxury watches here: https://www.bobswatches.com/luxury-watches/ 00:28 Recap of last episode 00:43 Rolex Date 01:53 Tudor 4:14 Patek 7:53 Oris 10:16 Panerai 12:32 JLC Reverso 13:43 Hublot 14:31 Personal picks from Watches and Wonders 15:35 Shanghai Predictions 16:24 Rolex Explorer Predictions 19:01 Round Up The Watches and Wonders digital platform this past week was nothing short of spectacular, featuring new additions to the Explorer and Explorer II series, numerous dazzling new dial options within the Datejust, Day-Date, and Daytona collections, and even the return of the Oyster bracelet on the Rolex Batman GMT Master II. Check out our coverage of the event here: https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/breaking-news/watches-wonders-geneva-popular-trends.html Perhaps not so surprising was the discontinuation of the Oyster Perpetual Date, which has remained a fixture of the Rolex catalog for decades as the smaller 34mm cousin of the Datejust. Larger wristwatches continue to trend, leaving little room in the brand’s catalog for a smaller edition of the Datejust watch. Collectors seeking a smaller alternative will now have to turn to the secondary market or opt for the current Oyster Perpetual, which is still produced in 34mm. Rolex wasn’t the only brand to turn heads last week. Rolex’s sister company, Tudor, also impressed with the release of two very intriguing preciou