What you have listed does not constitute a watch being rare.
For a watch to be rare, there need to have not been many produced in the first place.
You're talking about characteristics acquired (or in the case of your list, not) over time.
The general rule, is that if a dealer/seller uses the term "Rare" to describe a mass produced item, they're talking out of their backside.
Which, unfortunately is not as rare an occurrence as one might hope.
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