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I don't want to start a raging inferno; but I think there is a fair amount of hope that this may happen, perhaps due to other watch companies actually 'selling out' and producing an extension of a 'limited edition'.I see your point but I disagree that changing the dial color is a minor change. For example, a red carbon fiber Barracuda would look very different from the original.
Benarus would indeed lose a considerable amount of credibility amongst their current and potential customers to 're-issue' a watch that was destined for only 100 production limit. Where would the fun in pre-ordering or finding a deal on a limited edition watch be with the fear that a company would somehow add to the final tally by changing a minor design issue such as a dial face?
It's true; I own a Barracuda, but the 'joy' for me would be actually find one of the 100 in a long search rather than pray for the company to extend their run by a minor design change, and easily purchase it that way.