Value of the old LV?

[Gaijin]

If someone has started a thread about this I humbly apologize. I went through the hundreds and hundreds of new posts since I logged last night and have not found anything.


With the new LV out and apparently the old one done how do you think this will effect the value of the old LV longterm?

[Andad]

I hope the price goes sky high Tom.

[teo]

A short time frame of around 6 years plus and low production number. I believe the value will raise with time better than GMT2 and SD. Just look at the prices of vintage orange hand explorer2 and ss zenith daytona, BOTH of them have a longer production time frame than LV sub.

[mike]

Originally Posted by teo

A short time frame of around 6 years plus and low production number. I believe the value will raise with time better than GMT2 and SD. Just look at the prices of vintage orange hand explorer2 and ss zenith daytona, BOTH of them have a longer production time frame than LV sub.

True but one also has to consider raw numbers and collector desirability. My guess is over time the LV will hold it own though.

[adr]

Long term yes, but it always depend on the demand.

[Singslinger]

I agree with Larry - the LV's price should at least hold its ground but whether it appreciates greatly would depend on production numbers.

[nch209]

I feel it will do ok, but wouldn't go out scooping a bunch up! That said, some of the early one with subtle differences (font/colour) may do better. A fine watch indeed no less!!

[Gaijin]

Originally Posted by directioneng

I hope the price goes sky high Tom.

Haha. Thanks Eddie. I never wear mine as I can't stand the green. Liked it at first but rather than growing on me it shrank on me.

[4000 feet]

I think over time that the lv will slowly rise in value and i won't be sorry that i bought a new one in 06.