Which would hold its value better?

[aquatimerfla]

I would say the D blue only because it is produced by Rolex along the same lines as the 16610LV.

We all see what 16610LVs are valued at today.

The D-blue will be discontinued at some point sooner than later. I wouldent be shocked if the entire DSSD lineup gets discontinued and Rolex moves forward with the submariner and seadweller only.

[Aggiez28]

i would go witht he first one

[Etschell]

depends on the price.

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[gav329]

Originally Posted by Al1969

I’m sure other comments will follow on your question. One of them will be, you don’t buy Modern Rolex watches as investments.

That aside, which one do YOU like? I’d go with the SD43 regardless of future appreciation.

Second paragraph bang on. I appreciate folk want to know about future values but rather read about people buying what they want not what it’s worth in 5 years or 5 weeks as is the case sometimes here. Enjoy your watch in good health whichever you choose.


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[erhein]

Neither one. I think Rolexes are a fad and in a couple of hundred years they will just be a memory.

[fishingbear]

Originally Posted by kilyung

One is just a dial change and the other is too new.

This

[Nikrnic]

If it were my money, I'd bank on the James Cameron

[Andad]

From a collectors point of view the DSSD blue might look like THE one but it really appeals to a small percentage of Rolex watch wearers?

The SD on the other hand will appeal to a much bigger audience.

I'd go with the latter.

I was recently offered a blue and passed.

It makes a huge statement but I think the enjoyment of me wearing a watch that size would not last long.

[Nairn1980]

Originally Posted by Nikrnic

If it were my money, I'd bank on the James Cameron

I agree, I think this is the one to watch (no pun intended)

[ajas]

I would be happy with pre owned DSSD black and pre owned Explorer 36 mm for the money spent on either of above.

You get a marvellous piece of engineering and true classic. The best in their league.
Unless you are crazy about extra colour line, then ks a matter of taste if you prefer blue and red fonts.

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[Devildog]

Originally Posted by Nairn1980

I agree, I think this is the one to watch (no pun intended)

You hope

[Nairn1980]

Originally Posted by Devildog

You hope

Well I bought mine at list UK price.
I am sure it will only go in one direction.....the D-Blue is a pretty special watch

[CPRWATCH]

I'm afraid to say which model will perform better in value in the future , as normally the one I recommend usually nosedives into obscurity . But given they are both dive watches ,my choice would literally nosedive to the bottom of the Ocean.

[brandrea]

Why risk it? Buy both, problem solved

[landroverking]

Don't say investment, but I think the D-Blue will hold its value