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Originally Posted by KansaiVet
Nor do I.
I think the hype is that because the previous Milgause was very unpopular when first released, was a slow seller and was discontinued and then became collectable...
well, I think some think that is going to happen all over again and this version will be valuable. I doubt it.
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Personally - I like the Milgauss, and I may pick one up (there are a couple of models I'd get first...but down the line...).
But speaking strictly about the Milgauss being a sure-fire collector's item, I'm inclined to agree with KansaiVet.
The sheer buzz around this non-limited production model spells good sales IMHO. That, in turn, means it will not have the limited availability of the original - which is now collectible in large part due to its rarity.
So the "collectible" factor would have to come from the simple equation of demand exceeding supply - like the Daytona. But the Daytona has a broad appeal that would be very difficult to recreate. Anyway that's my 2cents regarding it's status as surefire collector's item.
btw: If you like the watch for what it is, what does it matter if it's worth more in 5-10 years? Keep it and enjoy, right?