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Originally Posted by robbonds
agree with above..probably lose 10% over the next couple years unless we hit a recession (overdue) in which case it could lose 40% or so...
watches def hold their value way better than any car i have ever owned ( porsches, bmw and Benz.). the only way a car won't fall is if its a collectible AND you don't drive it...this is all the rationale I really need to buy more watches.
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True and I totally second this.
One thing I failed to mention is that demand is the most important factor in value retention without adequate demand value retention is of none existence. For instance look into 15300 it’s very popular reference undoubtably because of its case size 39 mm but also look into 15300 or its trading 50% less than retail, in despite of its popularity. Which tell us time is an important factor in timepieces retaining their value but on its own is a no go, demand has to complement that.
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