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I wouldn't recommend buying any Tudor as an investment that wasn't either an extremely good example of an MN snowflake sub, or one of the Only Watch piece uniques.
TBH I wouldn't buy any watch as an investment and I don't think many people would recommend doing so.
I agree with your overall point on watches as investments, but all the Tudor subs have seen big increases over the last five years or so, not just the MN snowflakes. Same for Big Blocks. Not sure that will continue given the economic situation we are in, but as for all vintage watches there is a limited supply, so if demand continues to stay strong then prices will only go one way.
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if demand continues to stay strong
That’s the thing isn’t it. The Tudor sub market is being driven by the Rolex sub market, so it depends on that staying strong... which it might well, but who knows? Whereas the truly rare and exceptional stuff is likely “safer”.
Anyway - better to buy to collect and enjoy. And definitely don’t take investment advice from people on internet forums.
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I wouldn't recommend buying any Tudor as an investment that wasn't either an extremely good example of an MN snowflake sub, or one of the Only Watch piece uniques.
TBH I wouldn't buy any watch as an investment and I don't think many people would recommend doing so.