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Old 14 February 2022, 12:40 AM   #1
dannyp
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When will Tudor Royal become an "it" watch?

Just occurred to me, with all of the hype over integrated bracelet watches, particularly those available in blue, why'd the Royal stayed relatively quiet? First there was the Nautilus and Royal Oak, okay, fine, those are what they are, but with Tissot and even Timex borrowing some of those design elements, I'm surprised that the demand hasn't increased for this less-than-sought-after piece.

And no, I don't own one I'm hoping to sell . Just curious how it meets so many "hype" criteria but hasn't become a "victim" yet.
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