Dinostar77 wrote:Kojima productions limited edition seiko. Whats ludens? Is that a death standing thing? https://www.seikowatches.com/uk-en/products/astron/special/kojimaproductions_limited/
Dinostar77 wrote:That does come into it for me. Hence if i scratch or ding my sub £200, i will be annoyed but nothing like how distressed i would get with a 5k watch for example. Also worry is with something so expensive some might try to mug you.
Dinostar77 wrote:That does come into it for me. Hence if i scratch or ding my sub £200, i will be annoyed but nothing like how distressed i would get with a 5k watch for example.
Also worry is with something so expensive some might try to mug you.
Syph79 wrote:Ace thread. I have a lovely Raymond Weil that my wife bought me some years ago. I’ll put some pictures up later.
Genuine question - when people say that Rolex watches go up in value, is that based on sales or what they’re being told?
There’s not much in consumer products that goes up in value nowadays.
How long do you need to hold on to one for it to go up?
cockbeard wrote:The jump talk reminded me of Cpl Boddey, wish I knew what make of watch it was, but it was amazeballs. He loved jumping, was camera operator for the Red Devils a few times. But it was huge, like it dwarfed G-Shocks, but was analogue and had an altimeter in it. Obviously the altimeter would be all but useless when jumping, but super cool to have it on his watch. Best in mind this was late 90s, so the more recent trend towards huge tool watches means it might not be super big now, but them G-Shocks seemed a lot bigger back then. They've shrunk while analogues have grown
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