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I like german watches esp Sinn from Frankfurt.

So Rolex is not the watch it's cracked up to beI have Rolex but while it has gone up in value it will never turn a profit.
I bought it in 1981 for $998. It is now valued at about $6000 to $7000.
However over the last three and a half decades I have spent more than $6000 servicing the damned thing every few years.
So Rolex is not the watch it's cracked up to be
I don't know what you mean by "cracked up to be"?
If you're expecting a Rolex to be an appreciating investment then I'm just pointing out that you're not going to make much money.
However if you want a watch that holds its value over the years then the Rolex is an excellent choice.
I have an Omega Constellation that cost around $600 35 years ago and now it is pretty much worthless.
I meant like the atas watch, last forever, and appreciates in value. But if the servicing prices eats up it's appreciation value than it's a zero sum game..but hey it holds its value. Better than Ur omega which costs u 600 bucks.I don't know what you mean by "cracked up to be"?
If you're expecting a Rolex to be an appreciating investment then I'm just pointing out that you're not going to make much money.
However if you want a watch that holds its value over the years then the Rolex is an excellent choice.
I have an Omega Constellation that cost around $600 35 years ago and now it is pretty much worthless.
If u buy Omega new at retail price with no discount, u must be the biggest idiot in the world.
Same thing goes for Breitling watches. Trust me, many people are gonna shed tears and they won't be joyous ones when they want to sell them down the road.
I bought both my watches from my Uncle's shop in North Bridge Road so I assume the price was reasonable.
KNN your uncle say what you believe what KNN same as me KNNI bought both my watches from my Uncle's shop in North Bridge Road so I assume the price was reasonable.