£200k+ submariner
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https://www.watchcollecting.com/for-sale/1954-role...
This took my by surprise .. or am I just out of touch with today's crazy market.
This took my by surprise .. or am I just out of touch with today's crazy market.
I assume that piece has been picked up by a serious collector rather than someone wanting to flex on Instagram which seems to be where the current market seems to suffer.
It is crazy money but I guess it's like old Ferrari's, rarity will play a part as there was only 300 made and I'd guess not many survived due to their intended function.
It is crazy money but I guess it's like old Ferrari's, rarity will play a part as there was only 300 made and I'd guess not many survived due to their intended function.
Jonny TVR said:
https://www.watchcollecting.com/for-sale/1954-role...
This took my by surprise .. or am I just out of touch with today's crazy market.
I think this comes under the speculation categoryThis took my by surprise .. or am I just out of touch with today's crazy market.
I think JP1982 above has hit the nail on the head.
Very early, serious tool watch, produced in very limited numbers to be abused manages to survive a lifetime of being abused, has amazing patina (radium exposure dial, anyone?
) and will neatly slot into almost any collection. Its going to attract a good range of buyers, and obviously has. I don't expect it to be on an Instat
t's wrist any time soon.
Very early, serious tool watch, produced in very limited numbers to be abused manages to survive a lifetime of being abused, has amazing patina (radium exposure dial, anyone?
) and will neatly slot into almost any collection. Its going to attract a good range of buyers, and obviously has. I don't expect it to be on an Instat
t's wrist any time soon.Gassing Station | Watches | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff


