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12 March 2014, 07:53 AM | #1 |
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ROO rubber clad - investment or money pit?
Given that the ROO rubber clad (rose gold) is now discontinued, how do you think the residuals will fare?
This has been an iconic AP, could they become a new vintage in years to come, or will they bomb now they are old news as more people seek out the 44mm? And if they do hold value well, would the watch of choice likely be the older or newer sale dial (newer being with gold rings)? |
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The newest reference # was short lived and has new movement, changed case back and other subtle changes. Also the allocation on them to Boutiques was minimal(5 to Miami Boutique)and even large AD's got only 1. So for me it is clearly the one to have and they were not discounted by Boutiques so people paid retail. With that said for me watches and investments are two different things and watches should be bought to wear and enjoy! Here is my 1 day old brand spanking new I series 26178OK.OO.D002CA.01
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Thanks my friend! Hope you had a great B-Day!
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Congratulations Ken! As for the question of this thread, I cannot say if it will hold its value well or not as I'm not an expert but I'll have to agree with my friend here, watches and investments are two completely different things and even the best collectibles aren't as good as investing the regular way.
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WOW Ken....I dont care if it turns out to be a future investment or not...its beautiful today and always will be. Congrats on an excellent piece and I'm sure it will give you joy for many years to come.
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Congratulations and enjoy my friend I prefer the pushers on this one over the Cermet models
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Thanks my friend!
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Thanks Neil my friend and a great investment in joy!
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Not many around with new dial change and later H serials, it is and always will be a timeless piece. I have the new 44 in steel and the RGRC and must say the 42mm RC is more comfortable on my wrist.
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Anyway, can't remember what has been changed on the old vs new RGRC? Kind to enlighten?
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Oh, I am sorry! I actually intended to ask what's the difference on the new RGRC case back instead of all the differences (I must admit posting on forum with an iPhone while having a meeting is definitely not my strength). Anyway, it's an extremely useful summary for all of our new AP buddies that are debating between the new and old RGRC! p/s: Lovely shot and duo, Ken! Work or play, I am sure it feels awesome with either one of them one strapped on the wrist!
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