2023 New Releases - I Think I Cracked It

[PartyRoss]

Hello all,

I know there is already a thread for 2023 new release speculations based on the teaser video Rolex dropped, but I am creating a separate thread as this is a bit different.

I am a digital advertising/website nerd by trade, so I naturally am always poking around different sites in my free time. I have been monitoring the Rolex website for a while now, and on my most recent site crawl, I found several new pages returning 404 errors that I believe are the new models we will be seeing on Monday.

All of the following URL's are currently indexed to Google, but they are new (first crawls all this month), have zero or very few links pointing at them, and are valid URL's currently returning 404 errors:

• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...h-daytona.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...y-dweller.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...ht-master.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...perpetual.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...ubmariner.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...plorer-40.html
• https://www.rolex.com/watches/new-wa...-day-date.html

Furthermore, most of these URL's have corresponding versions in other languages AND corresponding newsroom article URL's (including one speaking to the new submariner's waterproofness). Thus, it looks like we can expect to see an all-new Daytona finally, a new Submariner, new Day Date variation(s), a new 40mm Explorer, a new skydweller (wasn't expecting that), a new yachtmaster (probably in titanium) and a new oyster perpetual.

Of course, I have no idea what the variations will be, but I believe these are the new models we will see. Happy to see everyone's input on this, especially everyone's thoughts on the teaser video with this new information!