Hi all,

I have thoroughly enjoyed reading all of the posts/ideas of the dedicated members on this forum, so thank you. Thought it was about time for a first post.

I've been thinking about this for a while and was curious what people thought about limited edition numbers. Would you prefer a very low number or a nice round number like 1,550? Is there already general consensus on this?

Looking forward to hearing from you all.

 

If I had my choice of a number I would want either my "lucky" number (17). Or a palindrome(same number forward as backwards). But I'm weird. Not sure about how it affects the value, if it does at all.

 

The particular number watch you would have.

@Jwit I definitely like the idea of the palindrome!

 

Number 13 but it has to be upside down to counteract the negative energy.
It's a cycling thing.

 

Depends

Prefer birth year. Or anything that ends In 007.

Low numbers or ending in 00 or 000.

 

I suspect --if a choice to pick a particular number is given--most buyers will pick a number w/some significance to them such as a birth year, the mission year for a specific Apollo LE, etc.; perhaps no. 1 and the last one could add some extra value down the road??

 

Ah congrats! That's awesome!

 

Nice! are the stickers off now and worn regurlarly? I take the number adds a bit of a premium to its value...

 

1. #1
2. My favorite number
3. Last number in production
4. I've never found any of the above in LE watches I've wanted lol

 

11 is called the "Master Number " Sir in Chinese Feng Shui & Indian numerology

When i was in primary school , i use to entertain my classmates with a simple card trick that involves the number 11.
Take a deck of card choose randomly
( or anyone can pick ) 21 out of the 52 & you're on your way to becoming the next David Blaine[emoji114]
I've posted the video link

Just dont repeat the card trick twice to the same victim , be dramatic & improvise each time[emoji3]

11 is a magical number Sir , so if you've never come across this trick before , it's never too late to learn at the 11th Hour [emoji6]

 

I like the last number especially of short run watches. Seems like the last is something to have (of course one never knows the last watch made especially with Omega).