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Originally Posted by mfer
I hear you Ryan. I got into the game late. I didn't buy my first until I was 29, and I have seen ridiculous increases in just a little under two years. The problem is that Panerai and Rolex are selling them. I guess there are just a lot more people out there that have a lot more money than us. I feel like I do "well" and I guess I do. Two Rolex and a Pam.
Those are my base models. The models I want and desire now are so expensive I'm having difficulty justifying it. Could I do it? Yes. Will I do it? Doubtful.
These things do hold their value decent, but I'm trying to stick by a rule - no flipping. I hope to own more b/c of this rule in the end.
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Do i hear that, the 26 in the UK retails for about £4600 which is a lot, but they have a premium on them that makes them £10000-11000, that's just way out of my league, i'd love a 289 as it's like the 233 but in rose gold, but again it retails for about £14000, those are just crazy figures and i couldn't dream of putting that down on a watch
The other thing you say is the most annoying bit nowadays, to get a watch you want you have to flip to raise funds, owning more than one Panerai is an expensive game and i just can't see prices crashing enough to allow me to buy anymore in the near future, well unless Panera mix up their address book and put my address next to Sly Stallones name
