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In the old car market, where I lurk, it goes that when everything is flying it doesn’t really matter how good / original something is because those new to it don’t know or care much, but when things tighten up the exceptional stuff still makes the same money but the average stuff doesn’t sell. Is that the same with watches? Is it happening now?
Apropos nothing, just interested.
Hefty
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That's the thing, it's fine for what it is, but I think a lot of sellers at the moment seem to be presenting every Sub and GMT as some kind of miraculously-unworn survivor plucked from a safe deposit box. Unpolished! All original! Investment grade!