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Originally Posted by Token74
Scarcity isn't a guide. My SD 116600 will be a relatively rare (I know it's not 'rare' so focus on the word 'relatively') watch in years to come, but that's simply because it was unpopular and so had a short production run.
Likewise, there will be more 116500's than 116519's - but that's simply because people probably don't see the justification in spending an addition £12k.
I think the Sky Dweller is a dog of a watch to look at, it holds zero appeal, but I believe most on here love it.
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It's funny that you say that because I think that the 116600 is Rolex's best sports watch of the ceramic era but the audience didn't like it, as you say.
The Daytona is a victim of the hype machine. It's somewhat attractive now, with the ceramic bezel improving visibility, but the pre-ceramic in-house model was unreadable and odd-looking, yet still had a massive fan following and waitlist.