175th pieces
So, after almost a year, how are this pieces holding up their value? Do we have a demand for this pieces? Are they investment worthy? Greta to hear the comments of the ones in the know. Have a great week guys.

Incoming - Tudor 76200
Bought this beauty in HK.

Just sold this to make room for...
A package that's coming tomorrow. Hint, it's in the same category as the watch I sold but can go a bit deeper. More to come!Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

The OFFICIAL White Gold Daytona 116509/116519 Owners Club
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The New Rolex Way.....Minimalism
In thinking about some of Rolex's releases over the last several years - and discontinued models - I'm seeing a pattern of less dial & bracelet choices. Examples include the DD 40 vs DD 36. DD 40 is only president bracelet, only fluted bezel (except platinum) and less dial options. Milguass dial is down to one design, two colors. New Air King has one dial, last one had several. Daytona now only has stick dials or diamonds - the romans and numerals are gone...It almost seems that as they go along updating each model they simplify it. We can of course only speculate as to the why is it reduced manufacturing or engineering cost? Is it marketing saying the purchase decision needs to be easier on the consumer?Of course this isn't necessarily a bad thing - I love the new DD40 for example, and always thought the stick dialed Daytona's looked best.Just wondered if others noticed this and what your thoughts were?Paul