Rolex

There is an AD here in Edinburgh selling it for £4100. It seems to be a good price considering they are being sold in London by people like Duggan and Watchclub fo between £4500 and £5200. Well, do you guys think the GV will maintain its value?

For what purpose??? As per forum rules, we don't discuss prices, just Passion! Best, Nicolas

Any idea if this is true. Because if it is the GV will become less of a collector's dream. When this guy said "the GV will be remembered as the first with the the green glass" I just cringed. Is that it? So much hype for nothing?

Buy them because you love them. You won't be deceived if they go down in price! THe Milgauss GV seems to take the same way than the Sub LV... Aaaaah, don't beleieve all the ADs say, or you will end buying the shop. Best, Nicolas This message has been edit... 

Yes, you are right, but in these recessionary, inflationary times you can't help but think about watches as stores of value.

At the begininng, a lot of people thought that it will be a very sought after piece, and a lot of were o to pay a premium to get it... See what happened. The GV is now a bit discounted! Watches aren't investment, in most of the cases. Best, Nicolas

Buy the watch smilling with u, Buy the price u can afford, Buy the watch u will wear it (don't just keep it), Others people just can give opinion n u will make decision...TRUST YOUR SELF :o) Best Chung

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If you like to have another GV Milgauss, go for it. In my case, I would only buy one I like most and would not buy another one of the same model.