Rolex: Mass Produced, or Inflated Figures?

[NewYorker]

It's fairly widely reported that Rolex produces around 600,000 watches per year, and this is a popular fact for Rolex bashers to throw out to devalue the prestige of the brand. Does anyone know if Tudor is included in this total, and if so any guesses as to what percentage of the total they constitute?

If Tudor is even 1/4 of the total, that leaves only 450,000 Rolexes produced annually, or roughly 1232 sold per day which is really not that high when one considers that most of the world's 6.8 billion people wouldn't turn one down