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mr_gray · 8 February 2019, 08:21 AM

i think it is highly likely that greys aren't getting the same discounts on PM watches they used to. however they aren't paying retail either.

what's interesting about a watch like the 116619 is the price hasn't increased since its release in 2008. and arguably the price for a decent used set has been around 25k for a comparable time.

i guess slowly slowly but we are seeing price pressure on PM for the first time in a decade (if not more). i personally think it is an ok time to buy because possibly:
- about to have a PM price change
- australian PM prices (RRP) are significantly lower than US prices and so that needs adjusting (due to currency fluctuation)
- increasing demand as they look like a good buy relative to stainless prices.

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8 February 2019, 08:21 AM	#23
mr_gray "TRF" Member Join Date: Mar 2012 Real Name: steve Location: sydney Watch: SMURF Posts: 653	i think it is highly likely that greys aren't getting the same discounts on PM watches they used to. however they aren't paying retail either. what's interesting about a watch like the 116619 is the price hasn't increased since its release in 2008. and arguably the price for a decent used set has been around 25k for a comparable time. i guess slowly slowly but we are seeing price pressure on PM for the first time in a decade (if not more). i personally think it is an ok time to buy because possibly: - about to have a PM price change - australian PM prices (RRP) are significantly lower than US prices and so that needs adjusting (due to currency fluctuation) - increasing demand as they look like a good buy relative to stainless prices.

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