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Originally Posted by MoneyGuy
I’m a consultant to local government and my associate and I were driving to see a client yesterday. He pulls up his sleeve and shows me his $18,500 new-to-him Rolex Bluesy. We’re driving in his dented beater car; he doesn’t care about cars. I said that his watch is worth more than his car.
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Not only is it worth more than his car, but over time it will be worth more than the $18,500 he paid.
My Rolex 114300 has more than doubled in value from what I paid for it, and I'm up ~40% on both my SuperOcean Heritage (38mm) and my Speedy Pro 3572.50. His car in pristine condition would still be worth bugger all relative to what he paid to buy it (save for this weird time when used cars suddenly appreciated due to supply chain issues).