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Cambo · 6 July 2024, 07:19 AM

If this is watch you are wearing and enjoying, get it serviced to the extent possible. If you want an original vintage, don’t. IMHO, too many people are fixated on the future value, sacrificing current enjoyment for future (uncertain) gain(?).
Maybe this is blasphemy, but I don’t really care what the value of my watches are when I’m gone. Somebody will get some spectacular watches. Most likely they will sell them for things THEY value. If there is a Rolex Forum in the afterlife, I suspect they are turning in their graves seeing what has happened to their beloved collection.

6 July 2024, 07:19 AM	#13
Cambo "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Real Name: Cam Location: North of 49th Watch: Rolex/Grand Seiko Posts: 1,876	If this is watch you are wearing and enjoying, get it serviced to the extent possible. If you want an original vintage, don’t. IMHO, too many people are fixated on the future value, sacrificing current enjoyment for future (uncertain) gain(?). Maybe this is blasphemy, but I don’t really care what the value of my watches are when I’m gone. Somebody will get some spectacular watches. Most likely they will sell them for things THEY value. If there is a Rolex Forum in the afterlife, I suspect they are turning in their graves seeing what has happened to their beloved collection. __________________ 16618 126710BLRO 116500 LN (White) 228235 228239 SBGK002

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