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To each his own. 🙏
I personally think that watches are designed and built to be worn.
Rolex/Tudor in particular manage the balancing act of being suitable for all situations excellently.
I understand a collection like this (everything still wrapped in plastic and archived/“arrested” in plastic boxes) if I see it purely as an investment and want to achieve the highest possible resale value.
As a passionate watch lover who likes to wear all (!) of his watches, I don't feel comfortable with this photo. It actually makes me sad.
Sorry for my frank thoughts and words.
Thomas
Rolex Tudor Professional NOS Latest Series Collection 2008-2023
It hasn't been easy to get to this point. Every Latest Series Rolex has never been available as a Rolex in regular production. In 2008 when I was looking for my 16710, I had to travel many km before I found what I was looking for, because they were only a...
Hi! Yes of course
I've never liked the meteorite gmt, I'm waiting for the left-handed
Enjoy your tower!
Congratulations on achieving your goal. Yesterday I had an interesting discussion about what is the vision of a collection. Do you mind to share yours with us? I am asking because it is not obvious to me and because I‘m sincerely curious to learn about ot...
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The collection with the big C, from my point of view, should make logical sense, otherwise it's just a caos ready to be resold. Conditions is everything, then: unique brand, rarity, particularity, diversity of metals…
Thank you.
Obviously if you put condition first, nothing beats a collection of unsealed watches in their boxes.
I add…
If they had been new full Stickers etc etc, but produced in other years, it would have been different. This Rolex collection is unique, because all the watches are Latest series, and some models, such as the submariner 16610LV, Deep Sea 116660, Daytona ye...
Was it you that posted a long time ago about buying one to wear and one to keep unworn/stickers on etc?
Or am I confusing you with someone else? In any event, it makes perfect sense to me for a collection to be brand new in box and unworn. We don’t see many people here do this, aside from various unsealed Patek showing up here and there, but I understand it...
Thanks
I've already explained it in the past, if I had repeated myself I would have been dispersive. There are some old threads of mine in my profile, they could be of great help to understand my path. More info can be found on the net by searching well…
If I was an AI robot I would most certainly keep my collection this way too!
Thank you for sharing!🫶
Wow, that's a lot of plastic given back o you.
All the plastic on my new rolex purchased in the past 6-7 years had every single piece of plastic painstakingly removed by the AD before handing them to me. However, for he most recent Seadweller 43mm, the AD missed a couple 😂.
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It’s the official dealers who claim the right to keep these boxes and very often also the hang tag. The official circular only specifies the removal all protective plastics, stop. As a souvenir, I have an original 🤣 copy of this circular, but I cannot sha...
To each his own. 🙏
I personally think that watches are designed and built to be worn. Rolex/Tudor in particular manage the balancing act of being suitable for all situations excellently. I understand a collection like this (everything still wrapped in plastic and archived/“...
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I'm not interested in investments, I wear watches too, except for these. You should be happy, because these watches will never be put up for sale. They are unique pieces consigned to history, as if they were inside a museum. The museum is my profile, and ...