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vbrad26
·but only held back temporarily due to funding. 😁
Above applies to most of my "hobbies" in this life lol.
Modern Tudor or Modern Rolex
Above applies to most of my "hobbies" in this life lol.
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janice&fred
·Above applies to most of my "hobbies" in this life lol.
Speaking of hobbies, I spotted your lowrider squareback at a certain un-named European shop on 4th a while back. I'm sure that was cheap 😁
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vbrad26
·Speaking of hobbies, I spotted your lowrider squareback at a certain un-named European shop on 4th a while back. I'm sure that was cheap 😁
Been there a few times in the last couple of months! Honestly, could have bought a 16570 instead!
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frasatriani
·So I’ve been window shopping for 124060 on eBay, no real intention of buying one but would definitely consider it for retail (looks like prices are softening so might not be such a far fetched idea). So for about £11k you can get a relatively new but worn example. And then I thought about what you could get by going for there little brother. So again using eBay as the market. For the same money you could get a black bay 58, a pelagos 39, a black bay pro and the new ranger.
To be fair I know it’s comparing apple with oranges and I have 3 of the 4 Tudors listed above so I’m somewhat of a fan, but it’s amazing the difference in the proposition. Maybe a Tudor will never quite scratch the Rolex itch but I’d definitely take the 4 over the 1. Plus I doubt there’s much difference in terms of investment potential if that’s you thing.
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Jockywilson1
·if you are talking about investments a rolex is more solid obv, but you should buy first something you like in my opinion
