"Value for money" watches
Discussion
With the ever increasing RRP of new watches and the likes of a new steel Submariner being almost £6k, it got me thinking about watches that could genuinely be described as good "value" in terms of their quality and/or functionality.
I'm struggling to think of many that are better than one of these:
It's "only" £2k or so new and can be picked up 2nd hand for much less, yet it's a beautifully made watch with a number of complications including moonphase and day/month indicator. True it's not got an in house movement and it's not a perpetual calendar or such like as the appearance would suggest, but it's a great watch nonetheless. It's very comfortable to wear, comes on a decent quality croc strap with folding clasp and does a good job of being an every day and dress watch at the same time.
With an imaginary budget of say £2k new, can anyone else think of a better suggestion?
I'm struggling to think of many that are better than one of these:
It's "only" £2k or so new and can be picked up 2nd hand for much less, yet it's a beautifully made watch with a number of complications including moonphase and day/month indicator. True it's not got an in house movement and it's not a perpetual calendar or such like as the appearance would suggest, but it's a great watch nonetheless. It's very comfortable to wear, comes on a decent quality croc strap with folding clasp and does a good job of being an every day and dress watch at the same time.
With an imaginary budget of say £2k new, can anyone else think of a better suggestion?
bigandclever said:
AlexWF said:
It's "only" £2k or so new and can be picked up 2nd hand for much less
Would you not say that, if anything, that shows it's poor value for money, otherwise it wouldn't depreciate.I think I might be missing the point
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