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I love Omega. I have a few. Only because of the discounts you can get for a brand-new watch or you if you second hand you can get an even better discount.

Watch enthusiasts such as myself need to not buy anything that’s over retail. Otherwise this crap will just continue. I also track watches on gray market and see lots of watches sitting so I’m not really sure how many of these watches are actually selling.

I'd be interested in knowing the disparity between the market and the used dealers on VC's 222 reissue.

Sorry. What is the market price?

1. Gray market is when Manufacturers dump watches to resellers who aren't ADs. It's not used watch dealers. B. "Market Price" is person to person. NOT wholesale. No way are dealers paying "market" III. Wholesale is usually 20-50% of "retail".

all brands are in decline because of their arrogance, they started to think they are some kind of gods, they even blacklisted flippers. It is all finished and it is never coming back again, this is buyer's market, where buyer's will dictate the price. The biggest losers in this are Rolex, ap and patek, but also FP journe and RM, and the biggest winners will probably be Omega, Vacheron and JLC, maybe even Breguet. Things are going to drastically change over the nexts 3 years.

nice, thanks, always happy to hear objective analysis

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Most people buy from a dealer because they have a higher degree of assurance that they are getting what they paid for. Check out many YT videos about original watches with fake parts, undisclosed problems, etc. and the Rolex super clones. The other thing is that any type of used watch dealer has a substantial margin, that is, there is a large spread between buy and sell. It always amuses me when someone buys a watch, the price goes up, then they think they made money. It has to go up a lot before you make a penny. Just try to sell the watch back to the dealer for a rude awakening.

Good topic. Poor execution. No consideration for any dealer to stay in business. You did not address grey, AD opperating expenses. All of the platforms also take c. 10% of a sales price. Overall I’m gathering that you are promoting all sellers should be selling at a lower price directly translating to a net profit loss. I agree if I could buy a $75,000 timepiece for $20,000 this would be a great idea for me/buyer , leaving a wake of burnt bridges with any type of dealer close up their store so you/consumers can get a deal. T)

Major issue with that gold speed master is it is a 44mm

What does market price mean in the context of this video. Is this the price that the end-user pays to the buyer?

However if you want to sell your watch to a gray market dealer they will never ever offer market value on your watch unless it is a really hot one. Next time I sell one of my watches it will be a private sale

wow, so good!

Great analysis. Still a long way to go for stabilization. Hard to determine the true demand for any of the hype watches; there are still grey market firms buying and sitting on them. Unless every major country goes into deep recession those watches will never come back to MSRP.

just like the housing market, pump and dump... untill you have not clients who can afford it... Container homes, aka F91ws

Grey market dealers do not pay market price. They pay about 33% under market. Call any large used watch seller and see how much under market they will offer for your watch. if your watch has a market price of $3,000, they will offer you $2000 or less, then put it on their website for $3000

I really like the PP Nautilus. Heck, catch me in the right mood, I might even offer $6,000 for it.

FMCG typically supply supermarkets offering up a 50% margin. Whilst that sounds like a lot…most supermarkets run at 5% profit. Given the slow moving nature of these goods, with high inventory cost and working capital, and expensive retail space, id imagine retailers need similar margins from manufacturer suppliers. This gives retailers enough wiggle room to sell to flippers still at a discount, whilst flippers can move at close to retail. No embarrassing discounts in a shop with waiting lists.

aggregate data is hard to understand sometimes. give us a real world example from start to finish and we can extrapolate other examples from that one

Buy the seller they say 😂

I am sorry, but your video makes no sense.

That Video does Not make Any Sense, sorry. Still love your Videos.

To hell with the grey market

Underrated channel.

Grey dealers do not pay market price when they acquire stock, hence their actual sales margins are higher.

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Great video, and I agree, watches should not be investments. However,......... when precious metals are being used, I think customers can expect at least some level of value retention, but it appears that only a handful of watches, for whatever reason, truly hold their value, and an even smaller percentage will go up.

I love my Gondolo, my only PP. I love the history of the brand. There can be numerous reasons and opinions as to why most are in price decline. It gets increasingly difficult to justify prices like these, even for those that can easily afford them. Like car prices, enough is enough. I’ve owned some magnificent watches and still do; but pricing has become unrealistic.

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Very interesting analysis. I appreciate you do your own work to form your opinions unlike most other watch channels. I would only add that I actually think it's normal to see the simpler models discounted less than the ones with expensive complications. They are easier to sell because they appeal to a broader customer base; this isn't exclusively a Vacheron problem.

wish he would've commented on 222 and Everest. Those are prob. at a premium

Anthony was juicing with all of that gyno😂

AP RO Offshores all sell below retail. So do all the code 11:59s. Patek dress watches are all selling below retail. Only the Nautilus and Aquanaut are selling above retail

Good advice at the end

I'd stick to my VC, at least I don't look like someone who blindly follows trends

Patek isnt for poppers and normies. If normies ever do start buying new Pateks it will be a travesty. A bit like Rolex lately.

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This is interesting, but luxury watch buyers are long term owners who don't care about monthly fluctuations in the secondary market...

No one can afford those complexes watches anymore thats the problem

I wish I had a VC boutique near me. I would love to see the 222 and new RG dual time green dial Overseas.

I’ve sold a few of my own watches recently. For now I’d rather put my value into Bitcoin, gold and a few stocks.

Good analyst, But the analyst are from the Covid top. The highest prices in history. Should it not be more realistic if make an analys 2014-2024? Thank you