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Olympic-Themed Watches: Collector's Overview

fernando · 2021-07-30T04:31:01Z

Explore the allure of gold, silver, and bronze watches with Fernando's Olympic-themed collection. Discover collector insights on Omega and Tudor precious metal models.

By fernando · Jul 30, 2021 · 27 replies

fernando

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Fernando's striking image of gold, silver, and bronze watches sparks a discussion on the allure of precious metals in watchmaking. This editorial explores how collectors view these materials, from their aesthetic appeal to their market value. Fernando's post serves as a vibrant starting point for understanding the community's perspective on these horological treasures.

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Gold, silver, bronze.

I wish I had the medals instead.

cheers

fernando

Key Points from the Discussion

The Omega Seamaster in rose gold, particularly with its integrated bracelet, commands a significant premium, with the bracelet alone estimated to cost around AUD$20,000.
Some collectors are exploring alternatives, such as the Tudor Black Bay Fifty-Eight in silver, as a more accessible entry into precious metal watches.
Unlike the watches, Olympic medals in many Western countries do not come with monetary rewards, making the intrinsic value of the watches a distinct consideration.

The Discussion

amanico

Jul 30, 2021

Love your medals, though. :)

fernando

Jul 31, 2021

They also tell the time. :)

FabR

Jul 30, 2021

Terrific Olympic trio, nice composition! ;-)

Watchonthewrist

Jul 30, 2021

I prefer your lineup then the medals tbh 😉

fernando

Jul 31, 2021

Olympic medals are out of reach for most.These are much more accessible. ;)

donizetti

Jul 30, 2021

well played!

Like that trio very much. Best Andreas

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