💡I would suggest to review the bins in which you are classifying the watches. I would think we are interested in understanding what models/brands hold their value, therefore a range of -10 to +10% should account for market volatility. Then I would classify in increments of 20% or so. For instance - 30 to -10%, -10 to +10% , +10 to 30%. Anything outside +/-50% are outliers.
Thank you for sharing your market data on green dial watches. Your thoughts on the Rolex OP 41MM echo my own. It is a stunner, but I am waiting for the market price to continue to go lower.
I have two green watches in this list, Tissot gentleman and Omega green seamaster 300 pro with rubber strap. I will need to change the Tissot bracelet to a NATO strap for more comfortable wearing. Seamaster 300 is a perfect diver watch and more beautiful than the other watches in this list including AP, Rolex and Petak, as I have wear almost these watches on my wrist.
@@WatchCharts True! The Green Dial Sky Dweller is indeed very new. I have an order in for a Blue Dial Sky Dweller with Jubilee bracteate. I am just sitting on the fence and wondering if I should change the order to a Green Dial. What do you think?
@@WatchCharts sorry I didn’t spot the correction. Big picture - no big deal. Your list was fab, by the way. Keep up the good work. It definitely feels like your stats are a month or 3 in front of (and more honest than) Chrono24 and their ilk.
