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路Winter already passed for me. Im aware of the flaws 馃榾
But still interesting piece of artifact
But still interesting piece of artifact
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Not flaws really, just characteristics. Just the way they are made.
It's not a flaw, if it's the way it is meant to be. There are other watches made in other ways...these are just not them
Follow suit
You guys think the omega prices will fomlow suit with the Rolex?
Current product contradicts the trend, even if we only have the last three years or so as a trend.
Globemaster was set for a $7700 MSRP in the US, came out at $7000. Previous gen PO without ceramic dials and non-MC were $6200, new version is $6550.
Second gen AT was $6000, new MC models are $5500. New AT Railmaster is $5100.
New Speedmaster Racing is set to be well under what the old Speedmaster 9300 retailed for ($8700 or so I believe).
Meanwhile I've heard rumors there's going to be a Rolex price hike before the end of Q1 2018...
Just a few old datapoints, according to my Omega price guide printed Dec. 2005:
2803.52.37 Aqua Terra Railmaster Co-Axial: $2650.00
2503.34.00 Aqua Terra Co-Axial: $2880.00
2900.50.91 Planet Ocean Co-Axial: $3300.00
3570.50.00 Professional Moonwatch: $3000.00
3551.50.00 Speedmaster Broad Arrow: $4900.00
Yes, I'm aware. None of those watches use in-house calibres, and that's also more than 12 years ago.
I was pointing out that Omega is, contrary to most opinions, reducing prices or holding very close to current prices, as opposed to Rolex where 12 years ago you could get a Daytona close to $6000, where they are now $12,500 with far fewer updates than Omega watches have received in that time, and updates to prices are done periodically and arbitrarily rather than when the models gain an update.
How long does it take to build an Omega watch in average?
I saw a video saying it takes 1 year for rolex
Uh oh, you're starting down the slipper slope of Veblen goods that I warned about! Just don't ask how much it likely costs to make these things...it's likely only a 3-digit number. 馃槈
I believe the average is around 30-35% of retail price. That doesn't include marketing, R&D, and other expenses in getting them to customers. 40% is probably a safe bet.