Over 20 years ago I purchased a 50th anniversary submariner with the fat four bezel. It still has the stickers on it and is sitting in a safe all this time. I bought it to pass down to my son when he graduates from college. I have seen this watch selling for $40k for clean models. Almost 8x what I paid for it.
All these so call rolex investment piece are massively overhyped. I had a batgirl and im glad i got rid of it. Didnt do shit for me but make me feel stupid paying so much for it but feel that its a lesser watch than an AP or vacheron.. only happy i make some profit off it. Pity the fool who bought this from me though..
I have another thought. We should not buy watch from grey martkets, if you do so, eventually you sponsor those flippers, bcos when you buy from grey markets meaning you buy from those flippers and so they will continue go back to their AD to get new watches, and consequently the AD will not have any leftover pieces for those sincerely waiting for a piece from the AD. And it's on and on. Hence, just be patient and sit back and there should have an opporrunity later to get from the AD. 😊
I am looking to purchase the date just with the Wimbledon dial in the 36mm. It is for personal usage although I don’t want to purchase an asset that’s gonna lose me money longish term if I have to sell. I’ve heard this specific dial will be discontinued so what are your thoughts? Generally does the 36mm date just not perform well? If so am I significantly better off going for the 41mm? Cheers.
Rolex watches hold their value well or appreciate if you know what to buy…. Same goes with vintage guitars… cars… Persian rugs… etc. Historically the Rolex steel sports watches have held their value very well.. if ur new to Rolexes and don’t know what will hold value, choosing a SS rolex is the best bet… submariners.. gmts… Daytonas… hell even the Milgauss is not bad either
I got my z-blue Milgauss in July (my first ever Rolex) and my BLNR on jubilee (The Bruce Wayne, and my second Rolex) last Friday. Both new from two different out of state ADs. Both are keepers for me.
@@LewisMa thanks! Its funny that you say my AD loves me because the AD in my state hasn't come up with one piece for me yet. I got those two pieces from two different ADs in two different states. Hopefully the AD in my state can get me the last piece I am looking for.
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.
Just dropping you a comment "for the algorithm" : ) - If you're lucky enough to be able to buy a Steel Rolex new from AD, perhaps you make money when it comes to sell. In general, though, I would never ever buy a watch just with the investment in mind, but to enjoy it for as long as possible, knowing that if one day I am forced to sell at least I would get most of my money back. That's my philosophy.
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.
Over 20 years ago I purchased a 50th anniversary submariner with the fat four bezel. It still has the stickers on it and is sitting in a safe all this time. I bought it to pass down to my son when he graduates from college. I have seen this watch selling for $40k for clean models. Almost 8x what I paid for it.
i have bought a hulk and a pepsi at 20k usd each .. how much can i hurt myself after using them for a couple of years in your experience / opinion
You bought recently. No one knows for sure but barring another global disaster they should go up slightly
You’re very smart. Love the content. Your genuine. What is your career field?
Hi! Much appreciated! I work in sales. Just did this channel for fun 🙂
All these so call rolex investment piece are massively overhyped. I had a batgirl and im glad i got rid of it. Didnt do shit for me but make me feel stupid paying so much for it but feel that its a lesser watch than an AP or vacheron.. only happy i make some profit off it. Pity the fool who bought this from me though..
lol whatever makes you feel better. You simply are too poor to own a Rolex and that’s really it. Now you’re going to talk shit about it 😂
nice video not posted in 9 months where’s this next video?
What's up man thx for the comment. In a new city and life has changed. Really appreciate your support 👍
back!!!
Great and honest vid. Thanks 🙏🏼
I have another thought. We should not buy watch from grey martkets, if you do so, eventually you sponsor those flippers, bcos when you buy from grey markets meaning you buy from those flippers and so they will continue go back to their AD to get new watches, and consequently the AD will not have any leftover pieces for those sincerely waiting for a piece from the AD. And it's on and on. Hence, just be patient and sit back and there should have an opporrunity later to get from the AD. 😊
I am looking to purchase the date just with the Wimbledon dial in the 36mm. It is for personal usage although I don’t want to purchase an asset that’s gonna lose me money longish term if I have to sell. I’ve heard this specific dial will be discontinued so what are your thoughts? Generally does the 36mm date just not perform well? If so am I significantly better off going for the 41mm? Cheers.
Can you review the 126622? Do you feel they are underrated?
I agree it's hard to hide a bulge!!!
Rolex watches hold their value well or appreciate if you know what to buy…. Same goes with vintage guitars… cars… Persian rugs… etc. Historically the Rolex steel sports watches have held their value very well.. if ur new to Rolexes and don’t know what will hold value, choosing a SS rolex is the best bet… submariners.. gmts… Daytonas… hell even the Milgauss is not bad either
100% agreed. I just did not like the look and feel of the ad. I love the milgauss lol
I got my z-blue Milgauss in July (my first ever Rolex) and my BLNR on jubilee (The Bruce Wayne, and my second Rolex) last Friday. Both new from two different out of state ADs. Both are keepers for me.
2 great pieces! Your AD loves u!
@@LewisMa thanks! Its funny that you say my AD loves me because the AD in my state hasn't come up with one piece for me yet. I got those two pieces from two different ADs in two different states. Hopefully the AD in my state can get me the last piece I am looking for.
Private watch group
Hi.good to see you,i buy only a good watch for my personal use.And i buy only from a Dealer
Thank you brotha good to be back, hope you're doing great 👍
Everything is very good
I bought my first Rolex from an AD in July....it was the Bluesy, and it's a keeper.....I really appreciate your videos
would be a keeper for me too! Congrats, and thx!
You talk sense
Buy properties, not Rolex!
no property taxes on watches :) I understand though, diversify
@@LewisMa Properties provide positive cash flow every month on rentals plus tax right offs. Rolex not so much.
Greatest video on Rolex investment. I hope this will help a lot of people.
Thx brotha
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.
Nice vid
Dude is saying you can’t sell a watch privately 😂
Lol relax next video 👍
Thanks for sharing what should be common sense but what is sorely lacking for many.
Just dropping you a comment "for the algorithm" : ) - If you're lucky enough to be able to buy a Steel Rolex new from AD, perhaps you make money when it comes to sell. In general, though, I would never ever buy a watch just with the investment in mind, but to enjoy it for as long as possible, knowing that if one day I am forced to sell at least I would get most of my money back. That's my philosophy.
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.
Man you cover so many realities of investing…from initial outlay to selling…same for car,property, cash sales…all been burned fingers on I have…all trying to make profit…definitely not for everyone.maybe life simpler just for enjoying….cheers for vid.