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NYG1121 · 31 March 2020, 12:02 PM

I am going to play devils advocate here. Could it be that the further unprecedented supply shock from Rolex actually further boosts their values?

All the recent threads go back to the examples from 3 years ago where these models were easier to get. I would argue Rolex has been tightening the supply ever since in setting of surging demand and this current crisis will further exacerbate the issue.

You can comment on how the prices are dropping and greys are hurting etc. Well you know what? EVERYTHING that is valuable is currently hurting (stocks, real estate..basically horrible time to sell anything). And if you must, you will lose big in any of those markets. Rolex is no different.

And before you all start flaming me... I have no horse in the race. Everything I have ever bought has been at MSRP through my AD.

Anyone agree with me?

31 March 2020, 12:02 PM	#1
NYG1121 "TRF" Member Join Date: May 2016 Location: NE Posts: 2,859	Contrarian View I am going to play devils advocate here. Could it be that the further unprecedented supply shock from Rolex actually further boosts their values? All the recent threads go back to the examples from 3 years ago where these models were easier to get. I would argue Rolex has been tightening the supply ever since in setting of surging demand and this current crisis will further exacerbate the issue. You can comment on how the prices are dropping and greys are hurting etc. Well you know what? EVERYTHING that is valuable is currently hurting (stocks, real estate..basically horrible time to sell anything). And if you must, you will lose big in any of those markets. Rolex is no different. And before you all start flaming me... I have no horse in the race. Everything I have ever bought has been at MSRP through my AD. Anyone agree with me?

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