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01-29-2021, 05:42 PM

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Huh?? Richard Mille depreciation? What planet are you living on? I bought five RM back in 2009, and they have all went up 3X of what I paid for them brand new.

Hublot is perfect fit for Mclaren. Hublot makes good looking watches, but they release too many versions (and too many limited editions) and they depreciate like no tomorrow. Sounds just like a Mclaren

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Originally Posted by ipse dixit

I think a better analogy would be McLaren = Richard Mille.

High end, high tech materials and mechanics. Ugly depreciation curve. And lots of teething issues to work out (literally in terms of RM).

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01-30-2021, 11:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ipse dixit

Hold on to that beauty.

It's a classic.

In a few years, it'll be the hottest item at Sotheby's and Anitquorum.

You must have read my mind! I figured exactly the same future for it.

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01-31-2021, 01:20 AM

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Originally Posted by unotaz

If I had to categorize watch brands with car brands, here would be my take:

Patek Philippe = Ferrari
Audemars Piguet = Lamborghini
Rolex = Porsche
Richard Mille = Koenigsegg
Hublot = Mclaren
Omega = Mercedes Benz
Seiko = Toyota

accurate

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Originally Posted by raclaims

I like to collect watches
I like to collect cars
I don't collect car watches lol

right on

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Originally Posted by Yippiekiaye

Maybe Pateks of the past but the newer aquanauts are very sporty. They wear extremely well!