If it's a classic Swiss brand and movement, unique or limited release dials can be a good investment

Sep 5, 2024
12:41:54pm

CLCougar Truly Addicted User

Bottom line though, you've gotta like it enough to wear it often. It will rarely lose value if you're talking a Rolex, Omega, Tudor, Zenith, Ball, etc

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Watch aficionados (and collectors of other cool things), does exclusivity of a watch change how you feel about it?

Tokolosh Stop the Stupid party member

Sep 5, 12:14pm

Doesn't do much for me. I can't really afford to collect watches though.

SouthernCoug

Sep 5, 12:22pm

I agree about Tudor. I especially like their METAS certified watches lately.

Tokolosh

Sep 5, 12:25pm

I've never been able to fall in love with the hour hand though

SouthernCoug

Sep 5, 1:46pm

I feel the same as you - I wear a watch because I like it.

scottpete

Sep 5, 12:22pm

but can you play Pac-man on it? That's what i care about.

squidmark

Sep 5, 12:35pm

depends on the tie in, I really like the Bentley/Breitling collab versions

Sep 5, 12:37pm

If it's a classic Swiss brand and movement, unique or limited release dials can be a good investment

CLCougar

Sep 5, 12:41pm

It may not be to everyone's taste, but I'd sure like these dial variations of a Rolex Daytona

CLCougar

Sep 5, 12:48pm

The Ice Blue is gorgeous. Brentlinger has had some Ice Blues recently that are among my favorite watches available.

Tokolosh

Sep 5, 12:51pm

Green dial on a rolex is fairly common, have a former coworker that wore a very

Sep 5, 12:52pm

Agreed on green dials not uncommon, especially the Hulk, but hadn't seen in Daytona model.

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