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    #1721
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    Yep, that would have been a steal if I got that Navitimer for 10k.

    I started playing MTG as a newbie during 4th Edition-Ice Age block (1995), stopped during the "combo-winter" days of Urza block, and played back again more competitively (limited, constructed, and legacy formats) from Masques to Mirrodin blocks. I sold all my cards for a profit in 2005.



    I asked him for his price and he gave me one. We just laugh about it every time I see him wearing the watch. He started collecting watches from that day moving forward.
    ...i'm waiting for a submariner with red mark...
    so far, what i have is a submariner from thailand, which i wouldn't wear outside the country.

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    #1722
    Quote Originally Posted by jut703 View Post
    Save for some Rolex models and Patek, most of them still depreciate. Some at a slower rate than others, but calling a watch an investment is like calling a Civic SiR an investment.

    Let's not kid ourselves - watches are luxury items. A 3k Seiko tells time just as well as a 400k Submariner. And a cellphone connected to the internet will have more accurate time than either of them.
    😂

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    That is why I said some only, construed more specifically as a few. And never did I insinuate that watches are the only ones nor the more accurate basis of time. Iirc some watch do appreciate in time but obviously yung mga collector's item. I may have worded it wrongfully without intent. hehe

    If my father had not given me a watch, I may not ever had one nor would have bought some more. Used my old nokia 5110 as timekeeper for a long time even when working already.

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    #1723
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Wow, what a coincidence. I started playing MTG at around the same time. Wasn't able to sell the cards in time though. Still gathering dust in the attic. I imagine they are not worth much now. Was good that you got out when the cards were still worth something.
    There are a few cards that still hold good value. Dual lands and pain lands are priced items. Key cards in killer combos are highly sought after since there are a lot of players in the competitive legacy (vintage) block. You may want to check online for current pricing. You may not know you have something there that's worth a thousand or so per card.

    Going back to topic:

    There are some good-looking Swiss watches for around the same price as Seikos and Orients. Steinhart has a good following in PWC. They have homages to the classic submariner-type and flieger-type designs for around 20-30k. Automatic Chronographs (Valjoux 7750) are priced around 50k. Steinhart uses Swiss ETA movement so there's good value on them compared to the similarly-priced quartz offering of the Swatch group (Tissot, Certina, Mido, Hamilton, Longines, Rado).

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    #1724
    Quote Originally Posted by Ry_Tower View Post
    That is why I said some only, construed more specifically as a few. And never did I insinuate that watches are the only ones nor the more accurate basis of time. Iirc some watch do appreciate in time but obviously yung mga collector's item. I may have worded it wrongfully without intent. hehe

    If my father had not given me a watch, I may not ever had one nor would have bought some more. Used my old nokia 5110 as timekeeper for a long time even when working already.
    yes there are really some watches that hold their value well. just imagine early to mid 2000s 2tone submariners still sell for 300-350k now. wonder how much they were brand new back then


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    #1726
    Quote Originally Posted by dr. d View Post
    ...i'm waiting for a submariner with red mark...

    See here: ??T?u?}???[?i[1680] RED SUBMARINER | ?????b?N?X ?????Y ?A???e?B?[?N ???v

    and here: ??T?u?}???[?i[1680] RED SUBMARINER | ?????b?N?X ?????Y ?A???e?B?[?N ???v

    Or maybe what you meant were the Omani Rolexes?

    The Rolex Oman Story
    Last edited by lowslowbenz; October 25th, 2017 at 02:41 PM.

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    #1727
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    There are a few cards that still hold good value. Dual lands and pain lands are priced items. Key cards in killer combos are highly sought after since there are a lot of players in the competitive legacy (vintage) block. You may want to check online for current pricing. You may not know you have something there that's worth a thousand or so per card.

    Going back to topic:

    There are some good-looking Swiss watches for around the same price as Seikos and Orients. Steinhart has a good following in PWC. They have homages to the classic submariner-type and flieger-type designs for around 20-30k. Automatic Chronographs (Valjoux 7750) are priced around 50k. Steinhart uses Swiss ETA movement so there's good value on them compared to the similarly-priced quartz offering of the Swatch group (Tissot, Certina, Mido, Hamilton, Longines, Rado).
    Talaga? Might be worth selling some cards pala. When I get the time I'll go look for them.

    Re: Steinhart not really a fan of homages, but they do seem like well built watches. For ETA based watches I like Oris because the case and dial designs are a bit more unique. They've gone up quite a bit in pricing though. And not being able to use aftermarket straps is a big minus.

    Not sure if it's been polished, but that's probably the best condition red sub I've seen. Lovely patina. with a lovely price to match hehe.

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    #1728
    Quote Originally Posted by lowslowbenz View Post
    I'd go with the GMT Avenger, it has an additional GMT function. The Seamaster though has a prettier dial. How about the Super Ocean GMT?

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    #1729
    Quote Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r View Post
    Not sure if it's been polished, but that's probably the best condition red sub I've seen. Lovely patina. with a lovely price to match hehe.
    I've been tempering this watch habit of mine for sometime now.

    I guess the only way to fight temptation, is to yield to it ..

    https://www.ablogtowatch.com/guide-b...s-tokyo-japan/

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    #1730
    Quote Originally Posted by Egan101 View Post
    I'd go with the GMT Avenger, it has an additional GMT function. The Seamaster though has a prettier dial. How about the Super Ocean GMT?
    Yeah, the Omega is a looker.

    I may look at both watches (and compare condition, discounts, etc.) personally before buying.


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