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I probably am attracted to one, possibly two models a year at a stretch...
Although that doesn’t always translate into a purchase. As I prefer quality over quantity, the past few years we have seen top brands push the boundaries of complications, which has kept me intrigued and entertained.
I found your chart interesting in that the credit crisis didn’t not dramatically impact sales, a major difference from other asset classes.
Poll: I hope members participate :-)
Now that many BW2018 novelties have been revealed, I realized that this is my fifth season since I began following the big watch shows, i.e. SIHH and BW shows in 2014 were the first year in which I started looking (and was in a position to contemplate buy...
I'll pipe in
I would say there is at least one watch from SIHH and one from Basel that I add to my wish list so 10 in the last 10 years. From there, I re-evaluate and reduce that number to about 1/year. It's all relative though as someone with more resources would buy...
well, it's been a harvest
of ,i think about seven watches over the last eight to nine SIHH or Basel,starting with Tudor heritage chrono monte carlo, blackbay red,ranger,(alternate years offer from tudor),JLC rouge reverso, and the latest being the rado hyperchrome captain cook.I'v...
N.B. For those who participate, and to make it easiest to tabulate most commercially successful shows/years, please tabulate answers in following format:
For me: 2014 SIHH 1 BW 1; 2015 SIHH 0 BW 0; 2016 SIHH 0 BW 0; 2017 SIHH 0 BW 0; 2018 SIHH 0 BW 1
Ok let me have a go .
BW 2014 0 BW 2015. 1 BW 2016. 1 BW 2017. 1 SIHH. O BW 2018. On my way now 😁. SIHH 0
Until this year although I had visited the shows
I had never purchased anything. But in 2018, it is one from the SIHH (which I attended) and two from Basel (which I have not attended)!
I probably am attracted to one, possibly two models a year at a stretch...
Although that doesn’t always translate into a purchase. As I prefer quality over quantity, the past few years we have seen top brands push the boundaries of complications, which has kept me intrigued and entertained. I found your chart interesting in that...
Indeed. The top shelf manufacturers have now yet again raised prices of their desirable pieces. I have been more than satisfied with 4 figure watches and the world of 5 or 6 figure...
watches is not in my league. When it comes to price, remember, if you have to ask... [you can't afford it]!!
I have only bought a watch as a result of SIHH/Baselworld offerings —
that was the Omega CK 2998 L.E. in 2016 during the span of years that you specify. There is a strong chance I will buy another Omega this year — a 2018 Baselworld offering.
2009: Zenith New Vintage '69. 2013: GS SBGW047. 2017: Ω Rail. Three . . .
. . . over a course of ten years. And the first two have departed my collection. What I can say with near absolute certainty is that the limited Rail will be my last new acquisition ever. And when my watchmaker retires, I'm swearing off watches altogether...