My daughter, a trainee maths teacher, was asked by a 10 year old in her class whether her Oyster Perpetual (a graduation present) was real!
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My daughter, a trainee maths teacher, was asked by a 10 year old in her class whether her Oyster Perpetual (a graduation present) was real!
£7k, £10k or, in years to come, a £20k watch. Who cares? Either wear it, enjoy it, and prosper, or profit financially in the short term and realise a profit to spend on......more watches!
Indeed. But, for a non-vintage piece, your typical insurance will be on the basis of RRP not an artificial, enhanced market value - which I think is absolutely correct, but perhaps not for everyone...