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Whatever the reason... it's all good!
I do think it's odd but auctions do have strange dynamics. When something sells at a low price we congratulate the buyer for his value purchase. When it sells too high we question why. Maybe the buyer was located somewhere far away from any known dealer and this was an easy way to acquire his first Journe. Maybe the buyer just fell in love with the photo in the catalog and decided it was a must have. Or maybe the seller had second thoughts and decided to buy it back himself. Whatever the reason it's all good and hope over time that FPJ prices continue to trade at premiums. I agree with N, I'm happy for the brand and proud to be an owner.
Antiquorum Auction Results - Strong!
Great result for the PT CS! $28,320 (including buyers premium). 26% higher than the last auction in July 2006 and above current retail. The Tourbillon Souverain with YG dial also did well! $68,440 (including buyers premium). Hammer prices: CS $24,00 T $58...
Does it strike anyone as odd when watches sell for more than retail. . .
especially when the watch is still available? Don't get me wrong, I love the CS and it is one of my favorites, but I was not aware of it being in very short supply or unavailable at dealers (please let me know if I am wrong) to the extent that it should b...
The Tourbillon definitely did well......
but I think it is still under value Congratulation to the new owner. The regular CS is a big surprise though. Someone must be really desperate to get one SteveH said that was the one he just sold and I guess the owner has managed to 'flip' some profit Goo...
I definately agree with you Clang the Journe tourbillon both in its
Remontoire and Dead seconds version is so unusual and rare that it still is a bargain at the selling price (even though prices have been going steadily up)