GMT Master II (N) -16710 Tritium Dial Keep or Flip?

[xriddle]

Hi All

Any input would be greatly appreciated from the experts in this forum.


Having suffered sellers remorse in the past, should I trade my GMT or flip it for a new toy?

It has a Tritium Dial and those are long gone. Do you guys see this going up in value? Is it a keeper?

Thanks

[Lol-x]

I'd say if you want a vintage then flip it and get something with a matt dial.

If you want something new, then I prefer maxi dials.

It's really up to your personal tastes and preferences, but I wouldn't necessarily keep or buy any watch on the basis of it being an investment. :cheers:

Just my :2:

[SLS]

The 16710 was produced for quite some time, as Steve mentioned a GMT Master with a matte dial & acrylic crystal may be a better choice. But, since the 16710 has been discontinued, IMO, it will be a collectors item in next 15-20 years, the tritium dials being more desirable.
Scott

[jdc]

if it is your only watch and you have fallen out of love with it then I would get another. Probably a long time for it to become desirable to a collector (if it ever does). I would go for what your heart desires

[Brushpup]

if it is your only watch and you have fallen out of love with it then I would get another. Probably a long time for it to become desirable to a collector (if it ever does). I would go for what your heart desires

This is exactly what happened to me and I can't figure why. Wanting to trade badly though and wondering if I might regret it. Not happy at the moment, but time will tell. It does stink to have such an ultra cool watch and not be tickled with it.

[xriddle]

Thanks guys ... its not my only watch but i don't see myself keeping it for 15-20yrs. Still love it but would rather have a TT Sub or Milgauss these days.

[YuppieKid]

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