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Thursday, June 16, 2016
Audumars Piguet new 2016 dive watch
This is latest Yellow Dive Watch..
MSRP is HKD$219,000
There is one from AD HK with some discount.
HK Snob
Panerai PAM616
This is the most sough after Panerai lately, the PAM616.
HKWF is able to supply this watch from HK
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Go High-end Watch or a Vintage Watch?
How many High-end watch Switzerland produces each year
nowadays!??
Imagine an established, Swiss watch brand, located in Geneva
or the Vallée de Joux. This watchmaker has done well and diversified with good
marketing network now makes 40,000 mid- to high-end watches a year. (Swiss bank
Vontobel recently estimated in that Audemars Piguet makes 40,000 watches a
year; Breguet, 32,000; Jaeger-LeCoultre, 75,000; Roger Dubuis with 8,000, while
the number at Patek Philippe is 50,000.)
Of the 40,000 watches made by the imaginary watch company,
say 20 percent are complications such as chronographs and annual calendars, but
quarter of the complications output is the high-end stuff, minute repeaters,
tourbillons and the like; watches with six figure price tags. So this company
makes 2000 high-end complications a year. Assume a third, or 500, of those are
tourbillons.
Over a decade, that would mean 20,000 high-end complications
produced, 5000 of them tourbillons
by a single hypothetical company.
With 20 companies, a decade’s worth of production is 400,000
high complications, and 100,000 tourbillons.
High complications typically starting at US$100,000, being a
mere millionaire is insufficient to afford one. Only ultra high net worth
individuals – those fortunate individuals with over US$30m to their name – can
reasonably afford such watches. Wealth-X, a research firm specializing in rich people,
estimated in early 2015 that there are just over 211,000 ultra high net worth
individuals around the world.
Even if every UHNW individual on the planet bought a
high-end complication over the course of a decade, there will still leftover watches.
So the answer to the question in the title is obviously yes.
That’s why modern complicated watches are now faring poorly in the secondary
market, as evidenced by recent auction results.
What is a collector to do?
A collector should, therefore, pursue truly rare watches.
Vintage watches are often the suggestion, since their supply is by definition
limited. However, the vintage watch market is frothy and fraught with danger,
so prudence and specialized knowledge is required.
It never not too late to seek genuinely rare watches.
HK Snob
HKIA Cash Coupon Rewards 16 Jun -30 Jun 2016
Visit this HKIA Site for more reward coupon information.
https://www.hongkongairport.com/eng/shopping/cash_coupons.html
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Up coming Hong Kong Watch Guild Show
This Show come again with dealers, collectors and individuals to trade and sell Watches.
Note the time and places above.
HK Snob
Tuesday, June 14, 2016
Cartier Pasha C Limited on Sale
Cartier Pasha C Limited Watch and Box
Condition: 90%
Keep Excellent Time
HKD$13,000
Valued Purchase
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PS Sold today 22 June 2016
Cartier Chronograph On Sale
Condition:95%
Keep Excellent Time
Watch, Box and Papers Full Set
HKD$34,000
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PS On Hold by someone 22 June 2016
Tudor Heritage Ranger Ref.79910 On Sale
Model: Tudor heritage Ranger Ref.79910
Size:41mm
Details: Complete Box and papers
Brand new Tudor Ranger bund leather strap with original signed deployant buckle
Condition:90%, Keep excellent time
Price:HKD$17,800
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Rare IWC Portugese Laureus Limited Edition on Sale
Model:IWC Portuguese Laureus
Limited Edition Ref.3742-32
Size:41mm
Details: Complete box and papers, Sunburst blue dial,
Blue croc, IWC pin Buckle
Condition:90%
Keep Excellent Time
Asking HKD$45,000
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Rolex Day Date Ref.1803 on sale
Model: Rolex Day Date Ref.1803
Case: Yellow Gold 36mm
Movement: Cal.1556
Dial: Yellow Gold Pie Pan, Yellow gold with YG Stick Indeces.
T Swiss T marking
Crown: Yellow Gold Rolex Signed
Serial Number :372xxxx (1972)
Condition:88%
Keep excellent time, very even patina,
Watch only
Custom Morelli's Finish case
Price HKD$38,000
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