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SS SubC vs. YG YM
Alright guys, Im wondering what will hold its value the best over they next year or two. A 2012 116610 SubC or a mid 2000's 16628 yellow gold Yacht Master. I obviously know there is a large price difference and age difference between the two watches but I am simply wondering which watch will holds its value better in the coming years.
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Tough to say, and all depends on what kind of initial value you get each at. That said, SS may be easier to flip...
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SubC
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Sub-c would probably hold the better value; but that YG YM is pretty nice! Get the watch that you like, not the one that will be a better investment. (unless that's the only reason you're buying a watch)
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Prob the all gold YM ... it's already 6-8 years old, so you're not paying the markup due to a new SubC. Plus, there is something about an all gold that's very alluring ...
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:thinking:
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Ya I'm having a hard time. I love all of the updates that the subc has but there's something about all gold...
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Get what you love, which ever sings more to you
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YM for me
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Subc
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Ym
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get both and hedge against each other lol
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There will always be a bigger market on SS Subs
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YM :cheers:
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Sub-C!
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Gold ym
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Is the 2012 SubC used or brand new? If it's brand new the YG YM will certainly retain it's value better, however, it will be easier to find a buyer for the SubC
Either way, if you're deciding between these two watches I'd say YG Yacht-Master by a mile, not even close. |
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Ym
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YG Yacht-Master with no regrets...If I ever need to sell my watches it will be the last to go.
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Sub c, IMO
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depends on what u purchase for but I bet the YM will hold its value better bc of price increases
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Depends on the deal, but I'd lean YG YM. The sub will have a bigger potential re-sale mkt, but theres just something about that Yg.
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