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Ferrari vs. Rolex
How did a Rolex from the 1970's become more valuable than a Ferrari of the same era?
This message has been edited by zeebro1 on 2014-03-15 14:47:38
This message has been edited by zeebro1 on 2014-03-15 14:47:38
I have a Rolex from 04/1976
I would with pleasure exchange it to your rusty 1976 Ferrari.
Best, Kari
I bet it's datejust …… and you are too late the 308 was sold in 1997!
For a AM v8 1977
Which was just as reliable ……meaning it worked 10% of the time 
Well, I will venture into some possible explanations.....
perhaps the Rolex you are talking about is a "Double Red" and this Ferrari is a "Single Red"
perhaps some people are more interested in certain watches than in certain cars or maybe some Rolex loving people are fools? I am pretty sure that you would have your own explanation too!
perhaps some people are more interested in certain watches than in certain cars or maybe some Rolex loving people are fools? I am pretty sure that you would have your own explanation too!Cheers
Francois
Thanks but actually it wasn't really a theory.....
just a thought, or two
Cheers
Francois from Down Under
Actually if you take another Ferrari model, for example.....
the Ferrari 250 GTO 1963, I believe that for its price you could have an entire Rolex and Patek Philippe (triple sealed, of course) collection and some change left over for the Ferrari you are portraying on your picture or the Ferrari Dino 246 GTS for that matter, which I would prefer
Cheers
Francois from Down Under