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Future value of 116619?
How do you think the WG Submariner will hold its value in the long run i.e. how much am I looking to loose on this purchase e.i. does it hold its value any better than the other watches in the rolex lineup?
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Future value of 116619?
How do you think the WG Submariner will hold its value in the long run i.e. how much am I looking to loose on this purchase e.i. does it hold its value any better than the other watches in the rolex lineup?
To "johtaja" (in English Director)
This seems to be a night when people love to invest on watches... Just check the Collector's Market. It is easy. You will notice that Rolexes made of gold are loosing their value in general Big Time. Furthermore, in my opinion having a diving watch made o...
No crystal ball, here, but 2 things...
If you love it, go for it, as pleasure is not an investment you'll regret. Now if your idea bis to make a FINANCIAL investment, pass your way. Best, Nicolas. This message has been edited by amanico on 2011-05-07 14:37:24
It may gain
3-4% in a year ( due to price increase by manufacture) but it may lose value indefinitely, It's your call, Better invest in real gold IMO Best Eddy
Gold - It will add a lot to cost and nothing to value.
Buy the one you like. The day you sell it you will have the answer. It is all relative. Maybe if you bought a good discount you will lose less. As an investment you buy it put it in a vault they take it out and sell 25 years later. There are other choices...