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·Changes in taste may also mean that the snoopy might loose it's appeal while the rolex will always retain a certain sense of timelessness that will appeal to a wider audience if you decide to sell it in the future.
I'd have to say that in this particular instance, I don't feel the "timelessness" of the Rolex in question. In my opinion, it's a bloated monstrosity made even worse by gimmick dial with clashing, green text commemorating a feat only known in the closed ranks of watch enthusiasts and a few film buffs.
...The same might well be said about the Speedmaster, though 😜
I wouldn't want to have either at the price they are commanding (and you'd have to pay me to wear that ghastly Rolex), but each to his own.
