Wretched Vengeance
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Personally I prefer the sport look, as opposed to the metal bracelets.
But you are completely right.
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Personally I prefer the sport look, as opposed to the metal bracelets.
But you are completely right.
Kippax.
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You won’t get a lot for your money with 10k these days. Rolex gone through the roof. Patek no chance.
Tudor are a good value watch for the money. The Tudor BB58 is a great watch and the movement rivals the Rolex submariner if not better. Also you could consider the Omega Seamaster 300 great watch.
The Speedmaster Moonwatch was a good watch to go for however the latest model is too expensive for what they are.
Tudor are a good value watch for the money. The Tudor BB58 is a great watch and the movement rivals the Rolex submariner if not better. Also you could consider the Omega Seamaster 300 great watch.
The Speedmaster Moonwatch was a good watch to go for however the latest model is too expensive for what they are.
Kippax.
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Not really. I’ve been buying and selling watches for years. All depends on what you purchase. Your money is safe if you purchase the right watch.
Kompany Car
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Agree that if it’s for investment and you know what you are doing, but that’s true for most things, fine wine/whiskey, art, classic cars etc. But if you are purchasing to wear on a regular basis you are better off with a decent watch that you don’t need to worry about. Walking out in a 5k+ watch each day, is just setting yourself up to be robbed. Yes you could keep it for “special occasions” but how many of those are you gonna have each year ?
BTW surprised you didn’t mention IWC, they make some lovely watches which are really classy. Not sure how well the hold their value however.
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Kippax.
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Suppose people purchase items to just keep in a safe to wear on special occasions. However I wear mine all the time. Watches don’t need to be mint to be sold for a profit, in fact quite the opposite. Enthusiast like a worn watch to the extent that they won’t service the watch because when you take it to Rolex they will service and polish and they’ll replace parts to put the watch back to brand new! Takes away the character of the watch.
Yes there’s a opportunity for you to get robbed, however the risk is surly the same of being hijacked at the lights for your car? Both items will be insured, but the risk is the same. Doesn’t make you get the bus to nip to the shop because it’s not a special occasion to drive your car.
Kippax.
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Yes completely agree, the international watch company do some cracking watches. I also would recommend Damasko, Sinn, Grand Seiko, Breitling or Longines but unfortunately these are not really purchased by the non enthusiast.
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The Tudor BB58 is my favourite recent watch release, the 39mm dimensions is my sweet spot.
Marklr
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Get one of these...no kidding, when you press it, you turn INVISIBLE! True. Beware though..if you stay invisible for more than 15mins, you die.
But who gives a fuck about small details like that? INVISBLE!!! Imagine what fun THAT would be at parties.
Centurions
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Wanting to look like a diver or pilot I (sort of) get but people buy watches that make them look like tools? Is there a Pogba version that does multiple goal celebrations every hour?