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Re: Rolex Everose Gold - Daytona or Day Date II
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Hi Bro Beemer, like to ask for the watches that you have sold off ...which ones u have make money on or break even on your purchase price???
Share your insights pls...
Thanks in advance...Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak
Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen
Quoted from Sir Winston Churchill
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Wow ! This is good enough to discredit your "I am not rich" .. . Ok, jokes aside. If this is the case, then either model you have indicated will not have good resale value. You can roughly gauge from the many gurus who have responded to you. And since this' going to be the situation, you can set your mind to the next stage, i.e. which is the one model that you like better?
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Originally posted by feilong108 View PostHi Bro Beemer, like to ask for the watches that you have sold off ...which ones u have make money on or break even on your purchase price???
Share your insights pls...
Thanks in advance...
Only 1 watch I make money which was the Omega Micheal Schmacheal Limited Edition which was many years ago.
Therefore resale value is important for everyone, unless my father Mr. Wee (UOB), but sadly NO.
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Originally posted by Oceanklassik View PostWow ! This is good enough to discredit your "I am not rich" .. . Ok, jokes aside. If this is the case, then either model you have indicated will not have good resale value. You can roughly gauge from the many gurus who have responded to you. And since this' going to be the situation, you can set your mind to the next stage, i.e. which is the one model that you like better?
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Wow...at least u make money on at least one....
For me , i lose way too much when i sell....hence...cannot contribute much to picking good re-sale value watches....
My motto when comes to watch buying - Buy what the heart desireCourage is what it takes to stand up and speak
Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen
Quoted from Sir Winston Churchill
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Originally posted by feilong108 View PostWow...at least u make money on at least one....
For me , i lose way too much when i sell....hence...cannot contribute much to picking good re-sale value watches....
My motto when comes to watch buying - Buy what the heart desire
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Hahahaha....true....i suppose i will watch this thread with more interest from now on and seek enlightenment from all the gurus....
Hope to see pictures of your new purchase soon!!!Courage is what it takes to stand up and speak
Courage is also what it takes to sit down and listen
Quoted from Sir Winston Churchill
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I intend to buy both the Rose gold daytona and DDII but from the pre-own market, lose minimal.
I have the same concerns as you (i.e re-sale value) so you may want to consider the above options again.
agree with DA anywatch you buy brand new (like cars) you take a very big hit the moment you buy and put the watch on your wrist, its considered 2nd hand.My 18K Gold Day Date "President" Collection:
1) WG DIA 18239
2) YG DIA 18238
3) WG 18239
4) YG 18238
5) YG 18248G Bark
6) WG DIA 18039
7) WG 18039
8) YG 18038
9) Tridor DIA 18039B
10) YG DIA 18078 Bark
11) RG 1803 (Mint V.Rare)
12) WG 1803
13) YG 1803
50th Anniversary Collection:
1)GMT II 116718 18K
2)Sub 16610LV Mk1 x 4pcs ( 3F + 1 Y!)
Others
1)Daytona RG 116505 18K
2)D15037 14k
3)DJ16238 18K
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Originally posted by Ian Limm View PostI intend to buy both the Rose gold daytona and DDII but from the pre-own market, lose minimal.
I have the same concerns as you (i.e re-sale value) so you may want to consider the above options again.
agree with DA anywatch you buy brand new (like cars) you take a very big hit the moment you buy and put the watch on your wrist, its considered 2nd hand.
Sometimes forgotten, but always contactable. Darkangel (2007-2014)
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Originally posted by kenlinliu1419 View PostWhichever watch you choose, it sounds to me that you ought to only look at buying in the second hand market.
As you mentioned at the beginning, you like to trade in watches to fund other watches, so you should definitely not be looking to buy new from ADs. Your losses would be huge no matter which watch you get.
BTW: Being POOR is a relative word. Many people in here will certainly consider you to be quite "well-to-do" to be even considering a spend of over $40k on a watch.
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