A few days ago, we gave you our thoughts on what could be ’ offering of novelties at the upcoming Baselworld fair. Tudor, having been in the shadow of big brother for some decades, have been working on a rather successful come-back in the past years. While doesn’t dwell on the past, Tudor on the other hand did do that and resurrected brilliantly by using their past. And like its big brother, they guard their secrets and the only way to for us to get a glimpse of their future is to dream up our desired 2014 Tudor novelties. As said, Tudor has quite a crush on vintage, their own vintage models that is. And we join them in having a crush on Tudor models of yesteryear. Like the old Submariner Snowflake, the Sub Big Crown, and the Big Block chronograph. These models found their way into the current collection, as Tudor introduced quite a few vintage-inspired models in the past years. Just think of the Heritage Chrono (inspired by the Monte-Carlo), the Black Bay (inspired by the 7924 Big Crown) and the Pelagos (that resembles the Tudor Submariner with Snowflake hands). Since we won’t get to see anything before Baselworld starts, we present you the Photoshop-ed dreams that Tudor will hopefully present this year. Ad - Scroll to continue with article Tudor Pelagos Blue Dial ref. 25500TBThe Submariner Snowflake is probably one of the true grails for Tudor collectors, and probably for collectors too. It was basically the same case as used for their Submariner, with a depth rating of 200 meters. It came with a black or blue dial, and we somehow love the blue dial Snowflake. Tudor could pay tribute to this important timepiece with a blue version of the Pelagos, a watch full of advantages: titanium case, depth rating of 500 meters (enough for 99.99% of us), a helium escape valve and a very clean and legible dial, featuring the famous square-end minute hand. Don’t you think that on a BLUE rubber strap, it looks really stunning?Tudor Heritage Black-Bay Black ref. 79220N-BCThe Tudor Heritage Black Bay is one of the best re-edition we have seen within the past years. It uses elements from the vintage Tudor ref. 7922, ref. 7923 and mostly from the ref. 7924, as we can see the exact same writing (especially this curved self-winding), a case without crown-protection, a dome crystal and a gilt dial (meaning some gold-tone inscriptions). OK, the snowflakes hands were not part of those references (they were delivered with Mercedes hands), but they look great. All of these elements are really appealing for the vintage lovers that we are. The only thing that disturbs us is the red bezel, a bit odd in this context. So we've imagined a black bezel Black-Bay. And to get closer to the original, we've imagined it with a BIG CROWN.Once again, Baselworld 2014 is really close and we hope that our dreams come true. Stay tuned for our Baselworld live report!