michael22
·How did Omega make a mistake when they basically sold them all? Sure, some may be sitting at OBs and ADs, but the ones at ADs were paid for. The only people suffering from the high # of watches are those who hoped the values would shoot up (and I admittedly am in the camp to a certain extent).
Me in person, I do not suffer in reply to your assumptions. But in general, the image of Omega suffers. And the very fact that this thread was started, proves me right. Mind you, IMHO nowadays there is almost no person that would readily slip over a thousand EUR for a wrist watch, and would expect on the very next day he/she would lose half of it. That’s the way the watch market looks like. And that is the reason why brands like PP and Rolex thrive and there are so many going down in the latest years.
Retail buyers simply shouldn't expect consumer goods to be an appreciating investment, especially in the short term.
As was mentioned, most examples have sold, so it is a manufacturing success story.




