Rolex Oyster GMT II Steel red/blue
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I am sorry for asking this because. You know what I am going to ask already.
If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
Engelberger said:
I am sorry for asking this because. You know what I am going to ask already.
If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
If you can get one - or are being offered one, then buy it. Asking prices vary, but expect it to be worth £12-16K at grey market rates. No idea what it would be worth should you chop it straight in, but would be surprised if it were less than £10K so thats a very good investment if you can get one at list.If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
Good Luck finding one!
Engelberger said:
I am sorry for asking this because. You know what I am going to ask already.
If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
FWIW, I got a pepsi GMT in 2006 for £2800, probably worth about £8k at the moment although it would likely drop once the crazy demand for new ones dies down.If I buy a 2019 watch at list (£7,150) am I likely to retain the "investment". Likely will only wear it to "events' like the opera or nice dinners out as I like my rare-ish Titanium Omega Seamaster for for "normal" and apple watch for every day so this is as much about having a nice watch as something that will gently rise in value with time.
But wanting to buy a GMT at retail and being able to buy one are completely different things.
TomScrut said:
FWIW, I got a pepsi GMT in 2006 for £2800, probably worth about £8k at the moment although it would likely drop once the crazy demand for new ones dies down.
But wanting to buy a GMT at retail and being able to buy one are completely different things.
Funny isn’t it. As being able to buy one, and wanting to buy one on the grey market are also two completely different things (in my view!). But wanting to buy a GMT at retail and being able to buy one are completely different things.
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