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Old 30 April 2022, 06:40 PM   #11
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Prices are dropping, but can you really see a blro dropping £9k to last summer’s levels when they were already double msrp? At this point everyone was still complaining secondary prices were insane! I find it hard to believe that the Rolex clientele will be passing up on new stock from ADs because of inflation/energy prices - most will be the top 1% of earners so demand will remain high and supply low. We will have to see how it pans out.


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£17k (last summer roughly) would be $22k today. And that’s with the atrocious sterling rate. Yes, I absolutely do see it achieving those levels. They’re not far off at wholesale prices.
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