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I can’t believe with the pricing of Rolexes crashing, people still promoting it as an investment … it is not investment because a beginner watch collector cannot get the inventory from the AD, and definitely not scalable…. If this video to encourage beginners to obtain their investment Rolexes on the 2nd hand market … good luck to the buyers …. The channel should be call pricefall instead of timefall
Because these “instruction” videos about Watch investment is complete BS. Invest in stock and real estate, then use the money to purchase the watches you like.
@@rosakop1 what the hell are you talking about. It is not pronounced like a submarine. It is pronounced sub-mariner. Buy a Rolex sub and then you will know how to say it properly
@@BrogenJohnson the purpose of the watch was for diving enthusiasts taking inspiration from the word submarine. If u pronounce submarine rhyming with latrine then why do u change it when saying submariner to rhyming with stamina. Makes no sense at all
You left out perhaps the most significant details when it comes to buying/selling Rolexes. Respectfully, buying any of these watches at retail price is extremely difficult. It could take years of waiting. And buying any one of these on the pre-owned market, at a reasonable price is even more difficult. Used Rolexes usually go for more than new retail prices. So unless you bought one already 5-10 years ago, or you bought one from someone who sold you it at a foolishly low price, there is very little room to make any profit (with the exception of buying any of these unicorns at retail price from an AD). Buying one of these on the used market will cost you that increased 50% to 150% price increase that you mentioned already. So buying a used Submariner for $15k to $25k isn’t going to make you any money… unless you wait 10+ years to sell it… maybe. No one knows what the future holds with watches’ values. Some high-value second-hand Rolexes have recently came down in price/value by 50% or more. Some recent Daytonas and two tone models are good examples of money losers. If you can get a deal on a used Rolex now, it’s probably because it’s market sales value has also came down. 🤷🏻♂️
No watches are an investment. Rolex' heyday was when they were just regarded as tool watches (not watches for tools). If you are looking for an investment to lose money get into short-selling.
Interesting perspective! The tool watch era indeed had its charm. While some see luxury watches as investments, others appreciate them for their craftsmanship and history. And short-selling, well, that's a whole other kind of gamble!
Thank you so much for watching. God bless you and I hope you enjoyed this video about Rolex as much as I enjoyed creating it! 😊
Like, Subscribe & Comment with the Next Luxury Watch you'd like to see.
I can’t believe with the pricing of Rolexes crashing, people still promoting it as an investment … it is not investment because a beginner watch collector cannot get the inventory from the AD, and definitely not scalable…. If this video to encourage beginners to obtain their investment Rolexes on the 2nd hand market … good luck to the buyers ….
The channel should be call pricefall instead of timefall
what about patek Philippe ??
Why don't any of these Rolex videos on RUclips ever mention pricing?
the prices change
This is too technical to understand. Maie videos so that beginners can understand
Because these “instruction” videos about Watch investment is complete BS.
Invest in stock and real estate, then use the money to purchase the watches you like.
@@tanix6169not for retail. Only grey market
You are killing me with your mispronunciation of Submariner….
He’s saying the word right. Everyone else is saying it wrong including you
@@rosakop1 what the hell are you talking about. It is not pronounced like a submarine. It is pronounced sub-mariner. Buy a Rolex sub and then you will know how to say it properly
@@BrogenJohnson the purpose of the watch was for diving enthusiasts taking inspiration from the word submarine. If u pronounce submarine rhyming with latrine then why do u change it when saying submariner to rhyming with stamina. Makes no sense at all
Is this the same guy as "audit the audit"??
Greet why don't any of these Rolex video nice
You left out perhaps the most significant details when it comes to buying/selling Rolexes.
Respectfully, buying any of these watches at retail price is extremely difficult. It could take years of waiting.
And buying any one of these on the pre-owned market, at a reasonable price is even more difficult.
Used Rolexes usually go for more than new retail prices. So unless you bought one already 5-10 years ago, or you bought one from someone who sold you it at a foolishly low price, there is very little room to make any profit (with the exception of buying any of these unicorns at retail price from an AD).
Buying one of these on the used market will cost you that increased 50% to 150% price increase that you mentioned already. So buying a used Submariner for $15k to $25k isn’t going to make you any money… unless you wait 10+ years to sell it… maybe.
No one knows what the future holds with watches’ values. Some high-value second-hand Rolexes have recently came down in price/value by 50% or more. Some recent Daytonas and two tone models are good examples of money losers. If you can get a deal on a used Rolex now, it’s probably because it’s market sales value has also came down. 🤷🏻♂️
Sounds like the same voice as Audit the Audit?
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Rolex submareener 😂
He’s pronouncing it correct. The word is from marine. It’s pronounced how he said it. It’s not pronounced marrin
@@rosakop1 … it very much is
No watches are an investment. Rolex' heyday was when they were just regarded as tool watches (not watches for tools). If you are looking for an investment to lose money get into short-selling.
Interesting perspective! The tool watch era indeed had its charm. While some see luxury watches as investments, others appreciate them for their craftsmanship and history. And short-selling, well, that's a whole other kind of gamble!
Sure ...can you get any of them from AD 😂😂😂😂????