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·What do you think will happen to this watch? Will it be overlooked by customers because its not really a special edition? Will COVID Olympics drive down interest of such watch ?
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You could say that its a negative watch because of delayed Olympics, still calling it 2020, COVID but then you could spin it around and say it marks very important period in history of Olympics or even the world
I have the rising sun and, IMHO, most important is that its a beautiful watch. What I see is that white dial speedmaster (even if Rising sun is slightly grey) is hot today and burgundy bezel reminds some of the most expensive (and rare) speedies around there. So, I think rising sun's time will come but nobody knows when. It's just my opinion.
Currently people love a panda, so that one will remain desirable until fashions change. The most stunning and unique watch of the 5 is without question the Rising Sun. There is no doubt it will rise in value as it is too attractive not to. All the Rising Sun watches on the market at present, owned by speculators, will eventually be bought by collectors and enthusiasts until there are none left and it is at this point, when there is virtually zero supply, that demand and prices will rocket. As it is, there are only 44 of them on C24 which represents 2.2% of those manufactured, meaning 97.8% are already spoken for.
Can't comment on the other 3 because they pale into insignificance against the Panda and Rising Sun.
Which model is Rising Sun?
Which model is Rising Sun?