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25 February 2008, 08:23 PM | #1 |
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Well, in my opinion a Rolex is DEFINITELY an investment, however, let me explain.
I am not talking about modern off-the-shelf Rolex. Like any investment, you must carefully choose your asset, research trends etc. Look at the stock market. This is a fickle environment where decisions and movements in a company have nothing to do with the earnings. The price can fluctuate dramatically simple because of panic and/or expectations. The vintage Rolex market has been very strong for quite some time, and with more collectors/investors coming onboard it will get even bigger. As with stocks, Rolex prices may fluctuate up and down, but rare, scarce and interesting watches will command high prices for a while longer. Look at the recent prices of Comex, PN Daytona, DRSD, Moonphase etc. I was offered a 1665 Comex last year for US$63k, but declined, now they are fetching US$150k+. Saw one for sale today for US$190k. Plus if you like Rolex, it makes it easier to part with the money. To be called an idiot is narrow-minded as well as ignorant. My DRSD, Red Sub and Comex have DOUBLED in value in 12 months, not bad for an idiot! However, I point out that I didn't buy them simply because of "potential" gain, BUT because I really like them too. John. |
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