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Vintage Heuer Discussion Forum
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Good perspective . . . a 20% pull-back from an asset / investment / collectible that has doubled / tripled / whatever over the past few years is not so bad.
And of course the collectors have the pleasure of hunting / wearing / enjoying the watches.
I find it hard to believe that many of the serious collectors will be heeding Mr. Reardon's advice to sell, at current prices.
Jeff
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: I suppose it really depends on what your time horizon is. A lot of
: us here have been collecting Heuer for well over a decade, so
: the value of our watches have increased most assuredly 2-3x over
: the last 3-5 years, and in some cases 5-7x to the purchase price
: 10 years ago. Let's not forget how hard it is to top tick the
: market.
: I mostly collect 1960s Carreras, and I feel like there has been a
: 20% pull back on these in the last 12 months. It's much smaller
: money compared to some of the higher value Autavias, so I'm less
: concerned. I sold a number of Carreras this past September and
: was very happy with the prices achieved.
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