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virtual values and I have never believed. a used 5711 for me is not worth more than 70k , the same a platinum Daytona. My 16710 M series in blister is worth more.
The prizes are still crazy and out of this world. Anyway a good development.
Sorry, but still far too much. Best Thomas
When I can walk into a boutique and get a Rolex submariner, Daytona or other sports model, at RPP. Not too long ago, this was the right way to buy Rolexes and boutiques actually threw in some discounts too. Ok time to wake up to the new reality 🤣
It‘s not like the hype around Patek and Rolex is built on crypto buyers.
Article seems to assign a lot of blame to crypto. And is forgetting consumer sentiment, the fact that there's a big Russo-Ukrainian conflict going on, high interest rates, and other factors outside of crypto. Poorly written. Designed to get eyeballs and lure you in with a big misleading headline. Clickbait type headline. C'mon Bloomberg, I expect better from Bloomberg News! And 5711s now can't even get $125K nowadays. So to say they're fetching $190K hasn't been the case for a long time. They ma
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