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      05-07-2014, 10:47 AM   #9
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Originally Posted by smares21 View Post
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Watches fluctuate with the economy, just like any other luxury good/commodity.

During the depths of the recession, I picked up a mint, recent model DSSD for $5600. Same model is now selling on the open market for around $8000-8500 in like condition.

They may or may not continue to appreciate over time, but they are certainly classifiable as investment opportunities when purchased correctly.
I did the same thing. Only I bought new for a little over 7. Either way, the fact that a watch I bought new is now worth more despite now being in used condition is awesome. it certainly doesn't hurt that the economy is slightly better and, more importantly, the dollar has weakened, which has raised US MSRP's for imported goods.
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