nRF52 devices will need an emergency / update bootloader. Since they have plenty of micro flash, probably the best thing to do is to give them a separate image that uses the nRF SoftDevice APIs already that always lives in micro flash and has its own Bluetooth stack, rather than a two-stage "bootloader + PRF" style solution like Pebbles used to have.
nRF52 devices will need an emergency / update bootloader. Since they have plenty of micro flash, probably the best thing to do is to give them a separate image that uses the nRF SoftDevice APIs already that always lives in micro flash and has its own Bluetooth stack, rather than a two-stage "bootloader + PRF" style solution like Pebbles used to have.