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To be sure, beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
and, as everyone previously stated, it's about what's most desirable TO YOU. If you want to talk about rarity of current production, The Extreme LAB (5 pcs) is tops. However, the Extreme Tourbillon is something you seldom see in a shop, and less so on a wrist. Low numbers, however, don't necessarily make for strong desire. Look at the Rolex Daytona - there are PLENTY of them out there, but people still "think" they want it, even though I can think of a dozen or two watches I'd rather have.
So, what draws you? Which family? A Reverso? A Master Control? A Compressor?
For me, I think the Duo-Meter in rose gold just about takes the cake. "What's your opinion? We'd like to know."
-Dean
You should first have to bring a definition to " Collector Watch "
Which is pretty rare to find... The rarity doesn't do all. Neither the value. I feel it is something very personal, subjective. To me, the " collector " watch doesn't mean nothing, for example. A MMR, a Perpetual Skeleton, a 70eme are first of all, beside...
Guess you need to define "most desired"
Is it based on personal or monetary value ect? I think the ultimate question is: would you consider it to be a piece that you would never sell and pass it on to the next generation? That imho is the criteria for "most desired" . cheers and Merry X'mas! Pa...
To be sure, beauty is in the eye of the beholder...
and, as everyone previously stated, it's about what's most desirable TO YOU. If you want to talk about rarity of current production, The Extreme LAB (5 pcs) is tops. However, the Extreme Tourbillon is something you seldom see in a shop, and less so on a w...