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Old 21 November 2024, 02:48 PM   #1
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Datejust, always safe to invest in?

I’ve currently got two different style Datejusts, and was recently talking to a collector. He was saying with the market going the way it is, investing in datejusts is a safe bet. It’s a classic Rolex model, affordable, and will always be a good investment, a safe investment ….

But I’m looking to maybe get a different style for my 3rd Rolex. Not sure what other model would fall under those same categories. Was thinking maybe an Explorer 1, or maybe spend a few extra and go with a sub.

Thoughts?
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Old 21 November 2024, 04:38 PM   #2
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Datejusts are not rare and most trade below retail depending on the configuration. Why would you think they are a “good investment”?
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Old 21 November 2024, 04:39 PM   #3
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Unique datejusts can be great investments. Which datejusts are you talking about though? by SKU, there's literally over 2500 size, bracelet, bezel, dial combinations through the history of Rolex. SKUs easily be in the tens of thousands.

If you're talking about a run-of-the-mill 36mm datejust, it is a good investment like buying and wearing more professional clothes for an interview to help make you feel more confident. Investing in how you feel so that hopefully you perform better.

Or, you own a pawn shop and people are selling their dead dad's to you for $1500-3000 so that you can service them, lightly polish and flip on 47th street for $4500.

If you're talking about actual investment grade ones, here are two examples. Here are 2 datejusts that recently did extremely well in the November 2024 Phillips Auction:

$88,900CHF Red Jasper 1601.

$120,650CHF Lapis Lazuli 1601 full white gold on day date bracelet



My conclusion for you is, yes go buy it if you feel like it.

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I’ve currently got two different style Datejusts, and was recently talking to a collector. He was saying with the market going the way it is, investing in datejusts is a safe bet. It’s a classic Rolex model, affordable, and will always be a good investment, a safe investment ….

But I’m looking to maybe get a different style for my 3rd Rolex. Not sure what other model would fall under those same categories. Was thinking maybe an Explorer 1, or maybe spend a few extra and go with a sub.

Thoughts?
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Old 21 November 2024, 04:40 PM   #4
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Don’t listen to your friend.

P.S. You’re buying your third Rolex for the wrong reasons if investment is your criterion.
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Old 21 November 2024, 04:46 PM   #5
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The majority of us are here because we love mechanical watches and we love the Rolex brand. We buy watches we want to see on our wrists. We don’t think about them as investments. I certainly don’t.

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Old 21 November 2024, 05:00 PM   #6
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Goodness gracious, no. With the market going the way it is, we are headed into a challenging time, even for Rolex. Prices of each model are down across the board, with some exceptions, and first and foremost on the drop are the easier to acquire, such as datejusts.

Rolex are not a safe bet, and I would never trust a friend telling you that. This might be hard for your friend to admit, but nobody knows the future. So no, it's not a safe bet.

You know what is a safe bet though? Buying a watch because you love it. If you want a new Rolex, buy the one that speaks to you OP!

Personally, I LOVE vintage 5 digit 36mm DJs but cannot stand the current ones. So I buy what I like, including other really interesting brands to round out my collection.

Hope this common response you will get to your question helps. We've been there, don't make the mistakes that some of us have!





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Old 21 November 2024, 05:03 PM   #7
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Old 21 November 2024, 05:09 PM   #8
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In the long term they will be worth more than you paid for them. But, there are better investments.
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Old 21 November 2024, 05:20 PM   #9
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A Datejust can be a store of value (at best) not an investment to make a significant profit.
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Old 21 November 2024, 05:30 PM   #10
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Datejust, always safe to invest in?

I have one because it’s one of my favorite watches. I don’t buy any watches for investment purposes. But any Rolex is a safe buy since they generally don’t depreciate in value. Many actually appreciate in value. And a Submariner is much better than a DJ from that perspective.



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Old 21 November 2024, 06:10 PM   #11
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No watches are investments, including Rolex.
The value from new will drop immediately by 20%, and then over 20 years go to around 25% of original purchase value.
Thats taking into account inflation and being kind.

You buy a watch to enjoy it and/or as a status symbol (lets be honest), but not as an investment

You can invest in vintage watches, but to do this you need to buy them excessively cheap (e.g. from estates, bankruptcies, badly attended auctions, etc.) and you REALLY need to know your subject. For example why a 1973 seamaster with tritium tubes (which are difficult to spot on the dial unless you know what you are looking for) are worth 50% less then ones without. And its a fashion thing, the value can flip in a year.
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Old 21 November 2024, 06:58 PM   #12
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I’ve currently got two different style Datejusts, and was recently talking to a collector. He was saying with the market going the way it is, investing in datejusts is a safe bet. It’s a classic Rolex model, affordable, and will always be a good investment, a safe investment ….

But I’m looking to maybe get a different style for my 3rd Rolex. Not sure what other model would fall under those same categories. Was thinking maybe an Explorer 1, or maybe spend a few extra and go with a sub.

Thoughts?
Rolex watches are meant to be worn and enjoyed but many today think they are just £££$$$€€ object things and little more.
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Old 21 November 2024, 07:07 PM   #13
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I’ve currently got two different style Datejusts, and was recently talking to a collector. He was saying with the market going the way it is, investing in datejusts is a safe bet. It’s a classic Rolex model, affordable, and will always be a good investment, a safe investment ….

But I’m looking to maybe get a different style for my 3rd Rolex. Not sure what other model would fall under those same categories. Was thinking maybe an Explorer 1, or maybe spend a few extra and go with a sub.

Thoughts?

Sounds like the collector moonlights as an used watch dealer too....
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I think you should get a Le Mans Daytona, now there’s an investment.
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Old 21 November 2024, 08:08 PM   #15
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...or maybe spend a few extra and go with a sub.

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Buy NVDA on the dip. That's an investment.
Maybe sell one of the DJ's to fund that.

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Old 21 November 2024, 08:25 PM   #16
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You never invest in a watch unless you're investing in lifelong ownership pride and enjoyment. If you're considering doing if for money, don't.
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Old 21 November 2024, 08:42 PM   #17
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A watch is to tell the time not to invest in.

Just my 10p's worth of opinion.
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A watch is to tell the time not to invest in.

Just my 10p's worth of opinion.
I disagree with that - especially mechanical watches

If you want to tell the time a £10/$10 digital watch from amazon is much more accurate and much more durable. Or just look at your phone

These things are jewelerry. Why men are more interested in them then women, is simply that men have tended to have, or be interested, in fewer jewellery options then women.

saying that I have thinking of buying a wedding ring. I never had one before but there is a cool palladium one with diamonds in black friday
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Old 21 November 2024, 08:48 PM   #19
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I think you should get a Le Mans Daytona, now there’s an investment.
Yes, that's a bit more like it - providing you buy on the right side of the curve, which I guess is actually the left side of the curve.
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Get something special because you love it and want to wear it daily. Everything else is pure speculation.
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Some will tell you a watch is not an investment and they are wrong. It is an investment if you define it as such. It is just not typically a good one for immediate returns. You can invest in anything depending on what you want to call an investment and how you identify your return. Is the return monetary? Is it the enjoyment of ownership and wear? Is it both and more? On anything we are looking at putting our money, or time, into one of the keys is what you pay and how long you hold before you sell. Buy a Rolex now at a fair price on a desirable model and wear it for the next decade and don't abuse it and more than likely it will be worth more than you paid for it. But how do you define the pleasure of ownership. Buy that Submariner, wear it and enjoy it. The money will work itself out. Just my thoughts.
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I’m changing my answer in light of what banana artwork is now selling for.

Rolex are excellent investments.
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Old 21 November 2024, 11:20 PM   #24
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Store of value, yes (minus missed investment opportunity).
I bought a Rolex Date, 15200 in 2002 for £1700. Sold it 2017 for £2500. Today's value probably £3500 - £4000.
Over the years generally a Rolex will keep its value in comparison to inflation but it's definitely not an investment. Of course fashions can change and maybe in 15-20years no one wants mechanical watches
Sure, get some for diversification in your whole portfolio but it should only be 1-4% of an entire stock, bond, gold, crypto, real estate etc portfolio.

As others have said, only buy what you love and will bring you joy.

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Buy NVDA on the dip. That's an investment.
Maybe sell one of the DJ's to fund that.

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This is excellent investment advice.

I have several DJ's. All are worth more than I paid 30-40 years ago. But the money I invested in the stockmarket in the same time period is funding my retirement now. What I could profit on the sale of all my DJ's would not fund a family vacation in Florida.
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Another emoji storm.

TapaTalk tech engineer is still trying to track these down...I think I'll just leave that one "as is"

Maybe I can auction it off...


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Old 22 November 2024, 12:18 AM   #28
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Chances are if you love the watch you wont get rid of it....it's only an investment for when you give it to your kids

Otherwise youre in the wrong hobby
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Old 22 November 2024, 12:29 AM   #29
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The Datejust is and always will be great watch , a classic and wether price goes up or down is insignificant .
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it's like asking a plumber about financial advises. no good.

Buy the watch because you enjoy wearing it, not for investment
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