Best pre-vintage for investment & enjoyment?

[sillo]

Originally Posted by Sandpit

Out of interest, before I research, is there much of a crossover between 904l coming in and tritium going out?

904 steel started to show up in the late 80s. Tritium was phased out in the late 90s.



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[MorningTundra]

Originally Posted by Sandpit

Edit: the Sea Dweller looks like it could be one of the only 904l / tritium models

168000, are still good value.



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[sillo]

Originally Posted by Sandpit

Edit: the Sea Dweller looks like it could be one of the only 904l / tritium models

Every sport watch from the 90s is 904L/Tritium.

[In-Cog-Neeto]

There are so many, where do you even start. Unfortunately, once I find things moving into the 8k+ territory, I start loosing the enjoyment quite a bit. I guess I’m 10yrs too late to the party, but then again, 10yrs ago I could never have even dreamed of buying a decent watch

[ILuvSubs]

I reckon the 14060M 4 liner has a decent chance. Wasn't in production for very long. The traditional and original (no-date) Sub never goes out of fashion.

[strafer_kid]

Maybe 16700GMT? Great all rounder!

[glamorama]

The thing with watch investments is that they have to at least double in price within say 5-years to be worth it since transaction costs are so high.