So you traded 2 Tintins one for a Batman the other even trade for a new Daytona?
I was thinking... I have been to many many Omega collector watch events with literally over a hunderd speedies in attendance and I have never seen a PCA speedy in person. It must be super rare and valuable right? the sales man at Tourno told me he would sell me one at 25,000 should I buy up all of the ones I can find that are going for less since that sales guy told me that?
I swear I traded a Vantage (rare hamilton sub brand with the same movement as a Tudor) straight up for a double red, but I am not going to post pictures of the double red.
When my ST2 finally goes up, I have a guy that mentioned he might trade a Platona for it, should I do it in 3 months?
I'm curious why over the past few months have you paid almost 10k for a watch when NOS ones are available all over the place for under 8k? I know I never finished my MBA but that seems like a bad investment...
TLDR: The Tintin is a nice piece, it is at a high right now and I do not think you will see much more movement on it, as the high asking prices on the internet for them are sitting and not selling. There is a difference between asking and selling, and right now there is alot of inventory out there which does not bode well for it rising. Yes it has gone up the past year, and as such alot of people are unloading the watch and they are not selling, which tends to mean that the rise is over. Its true the piece never got the love it should have, but the same can be said for the brown dial which is also pretty uncommon. Relax and listen to the guys that actually have watched this market for years, and everyone is telling you the same thing.
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