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Djoker48 · 4 July 2024, 02:46 AM

Bunch of sources out there (watch charts) etc have APs falling much faster in secondary value compared to Patek and Rolex. I understand that Watches will never be investments (unless it’s a Tiffany Nautilus at retail :) but I would like some sort of value retention. Curious to know what it is about market dynamics that’s disproportionately affecting the brand?

Is it just not cool? Is it the Travis Scott Fiasco. Is it the Marvel collars? Or just something else

Technically, the sales restrictions should prevent supply inflating too much but it doesn’t seem to be working.

4 July 2024, 02:46 AM	#1
Djoker48 "TRF" Member Join Date: Feb 2024 Location: Australia Posts: 70	Why are APs dropping so much faster despite the sale restrictions? Bunch of sources out there (watch charts) etc have APs falling much faster in secondary value compared to Patek and Rolex. I understand that Watches will never be investments (unless it’s a Tiffany Nautilus at retail :) but I would like some sort of value retention. Curious to know what it is about market dynamics that’s disproportionately affecting the brand? Is it just not cool? Is it the Travis Scott Fiasco. Is it the Marvel collars? Or just something else Technically, the sales restrictions should prevent supply inflating too much but it doesn’t seem to be working.

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