ticktocktimesup
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relation RRP and number of watches
Dear Nicolas,
You are absolutely right about the watch being the most important. All I am saying is that there is a relation between what one is willing to pay for a watch and the number of watches produced. The price for the 339 was rather steep in my opinion, and Panerai tried to justify this by saying that the production process for the case and the R&D that has gone into it was expensive. Now, when you suddenly increase the number of watches by 50%, then I would assume that you can spread out those costs over a larger number of watches which results in a lower cost per unit...
But that has not happened...
Looking at it in a more extreme case, which perhaps best brings out my point: would you pay US$15k if this were a regular production watch?
You have made a point
By: Bruno.M1 : July 5th, 2010-02:57
the 339 is something I don't get, just like you When they say they will make 1000 is is very stupid to increase it to 1500. They should think twice before the make a LE. Once they said 1000 pce it should stay 1000 pce Same BS with the 341 Egiziano I hope ...
6 years
By: ticktocktimesup : July 5th, 2010-06:43
6 years of on average 2 pieces a year (although in some years 3 is perhaps more correct and then I sold 1 in some years as well when I came to the conclusion it was not going to be part of the collection going forward) and then I inherited some as well. C...
I don't get it.....
By: sirjo : July 5th, 2010-23:04
allowing for the frustration, aggravation and dejection you must be obviously feeling, I thought that the whimsicality and quircks of Panerai were part and parcel of it's aura.....appeal and mistique. Granted I've been a Panerai enthusiast for a very shor...
interesting
By: golfzhu : July 9th, 2010-03:41
As a new owner of a PAM31 since 15 June, I am very happy. I love the dial and the feel on my wrist. I however do not see myself owning more than 2-3 Panerais. I just don't see the point owning watch models which are 90% the same dial. I will like a submer...