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| No premium, maybe will get at discount |
   
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26 | 15.38% |
| $1000-5000 |
  
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60 | 35.50% |
| $5000-10000 |
  
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40 | 23.67% |
| Above $10000 |
  
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43 | 25.44% |
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17 November 2020, 12:18 AM
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Crystal ball game
Let’s play the Crystal ball game, for fun.
Keeping in consideration all the information we gathered, the new Omega business model, the COVID19 effect, and the differences in list’s rule (US, Asia, Europe... etc), what is your feeling on the value of the New Snoopy on the secondary market: 1. It will not have a premium (might even resell at discount ~15%) 2. It will have a premium $1000-5000 3. It will have a premium $5000-10000 4. It will have a premium >$10000 My bet is that the reference will be at option 4 for the first year. It might drop a bit going to option 3, when they will deliver the first bunch of watches and reopen the lists in US. It may have some long term appreciation when the reference will be discontinued (realistically 2025). This only if Omega maintains the low rate of productions and the flippers are kept under control. What do you guys think? |
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