amanico
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You should first have to bring a definition to " Collector Watch "
Which is pretty rare to find...
The rarity doesn't do all.
Neither the value.
I feel it is something very personal, subjective.
To me, the " collector " watch doesn't mean nothing, for example.
A MMR, a Perpetual Skeleton, a 70eme are first of all, besides their relative rarity and value, very exciting watches, at least, to me.
So yes, they belong to the category of the watches I own in my collection, but I'm not sure they are " Collectibles ", which is a term I too often read in the " For Sale " posts, to try to convince the eventual buyer that he has to go on this watch.
So, my answer would be: Which watch is the most desirable for you ?
And, once again, it is not a matter of Value.
A Polaris, for example, or a Duometre, are not among the most expensive watches in the world, but they do have a strong appeal, and are a bargain.
Food for thought....
Best,
Nicolas This message has been edited by amanico on 2009-12-24 16:03:14
You should first have to bring a definition to " Collector Watch "
Guess you need to define "most desired"
