I love the question. Here it goes:
One. At the $250 mark would be the Seiko SRP231K1 on rubber strap.
Two. At the $340 mark, the Orient Lefty M-Force Beast.
Three. At the $ 480 mark, the Orient M-Force El03004B on rubber strap.
Four. At the $1,100 mark, the Seiko Prospex Golgo SBBN023.
Five. At the $1,500 mark, the Orient Saturation Diver.
That's a paltry 4K for five excellent watches. That's about 35% of all the money I spent on slop fashion watches since 2007. But I guess it's time to turn the page and move forward.
How did you do overall, on selling your fashion watches? What percentage of your original "investment" did you recover, roughly?
Posted by: Angelo | October 13, 2013 at 03:57 PM
Hey Jeff, Invicta's Sunday Run has a Subaqua 14000 featured. Wowie, it's a $2000.00 watch that they are selling for only $149.00 plus seven dollars shipping. You save about eighteen hundred and fifty dollars. It's got a silicone band too.
Posted by: Angelo | October 13, 2013 at 04:00 PM
Probably sixty percent back, so I didn't lose it all.
Posted by: herculodge | October 13, 2013 at 05:18 PM
Is there a price cap for this question? And does it assume that we're starting over with what we know?
I'll try to keep the price to $4K, like you (although you actually came up at $3500). I'd be very tempted to get only one watch, the Seiko SBDB001. But for fun I'll spread it out a bit.
1. Seiko Black Monster 2nd gen $250
2. Tempest Viking pvd $835
3. Oris Titan small second $1500
4. Omega Seamaster blue dial, non-chrono for about $1500 used
Posted by: jonnybardo | October 13, 2013 at 06:17 PM