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Old 30 May 2024, 01:35 AM   #1
forcinitijp
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Why is Tudor losing so much value?

For a few years, when the first BB41 came out in red... Tudor loses more and more courage after going out on the street..

And I was more surprised, two years ago I sold a BB58 in 2500, far below the value of AD... last week I bought the same BB58 (two years newer) in 2200... the same thing happened to me with the pelagos 39mm I bought it when it came out in 4200 and I ended up selling it in 3500...

Are the new tag heuer that they give away once they leave the AD being cheaper and cheaper ? And that would be a shame because they are very well built...

Opinions?
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