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: sounds a little like EGO here, when i thought i
: couldn't live without a ROLEX and then a
: Patek back in 1982,and moving forward a
: couple Omega's. Moral of this is i won't
: take a loss on the ROLEX or Patek, but would
: on the Omega's..
WRONG! First of all you've got Rolex and Patek in the same category---you're way off on that one buddy! Rolex IS in the same category as OMEGA. While Rolexes do have a slightly higher resale value, it doesen't it mean that Omegas are bad investment. Nonetheless, all luxury watches are usually bad in terms of money investments anyway.
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