Tonypatch
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Interesting
Of course almost everything is a "matter of personal preferences".
But these personal preferences, why someone choses A over B, is what is interesting. In your case, you rate design over technical complexity.
Some people do it the other way 'round, if you take the NSU Ro80 fans.
In my case, I am torn between...well...my brain says "The 5196 is the least complex form of a PP" and my heart says "But it looks so spot-on, any extra detail on the dial would have spoiled it". Etc ad nauseam.
Still, a nice "problem" to have. The chase is part of the fun.
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Pre-Owned Platinum Prices
I hope this does not violate the forum policy, which, as I understand, is mainly geared towards AD prices to avoid grey market arbitrage. I am talking second-hand watches here, offered by private sellers. So, based on a quick C-24 query, I noticed that pr...
value
of used watches is determined solely by demand. There is a much bigger demand for the 5196P than the AC in P. Watches have no intrinsic value as with any other personal property. They are worth only what someone will pay you for them. That is why we repea...
That is what I know
But I am curious to understand why the 5196 might incur the same demand as the much more complicated 5035?
If we only knew
which watches will be hot, we could actually make money on our hobby.
Simple:
I would pay much more for 5196P than 5035P. Why: I like 5196P much more and in fact I think 5035P looks a bit ugly (my opinion) and I would not pay much for this watch. This is a personal judgement and has absolutely nothing to do with the complications. ...
Interesting
Of course almost everything is a "matter of personal preferences". But these personal preferences, why someone choses A over B, is what is interesting. In your case, you rate design over technical complexity. Some people do it the other way 'round, if you...
And the pre-owned watch dealers only add..
...to the complexity...brain says "So, finally, after careful reasoning, taking all parameters into account, ref. xxxx in so-and-so gold it is" - and then dealer XY, who still owes you a little favour, comes up with ref. yyyy in xxx gold for a price that ...
I thought 5035
have been in production for much longer than 5196? So perhaps simply more supply out there? Moreover 5035 has already been replaced while 5196 is still current? Having said that, I do agree the relative pricing is a bit interesting!