Canuck
·As long as there are people who want to dispose of watches of Dad’s, Mom’s, Grandfather’s, Grandma’s, other family members, and watches they no longer want, there will be those who will want to buy them. There will always be people who only have a collection of two watches. A daily driver, and a sentimental one that belonged to a departed member of the family. I have been actively collecting since 1975 (just short of 50 years ago). There were other collectors then, there are collectors now, and there likely always will be. Those with deep pockets who follow current trends in new watches (my newest are my Speedmaster 345.0808, and my Rolex Date-Just, and they are both 22 years old), and bottom feeders like me, and many other types of collectors between the two extremes. Tastes change, financial circumstances change, what people collect will change, but people will continue to collect. Nobody in my family will have any use for my collection when I depart this mortal coil. I am certain there will be collectors waiting. Unless I am buried with my collection.