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Graham
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Check this out and enjoy:

http://www.theluxurychannel.tv/timeMachines.aspx

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Thanks for the post, Graham. Worth every minute!:D

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Thanks for the post. Must be nice to be them for a little while.

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That was a really cool film. I really enjoyed it. Thanks Graham.

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Very interesting thanks for the post Graham

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Thank you for a very entertaining video. Now I'm ready to trade my entire collection in on a gold Sub!

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Here's the link to Tom Bolts website. There's a lot of eye candy to peruse.

http://www.thewatchguru.co.uk/index2.html

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Thank you Graham, that was very entertaining.cool10.gif

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Nice, thanks for sharing. hand6.gif

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I have to say that being a watch retailer and
authorized dealer,it breathed new life into
my job after seeing the film.

I agree with the fact, when people walk into
my store and ask.

"Why do I need a watch,
when my cell phone can tell time
?"

This raises red flags, these people are
there to waste every minute of my time.

Time that could have been well spent with
a potential buyer who will enjoy a fine watch.

Thank you for posting this inspiring video
and I wish Tom Bolt years of success for showing
the underbelly of the vintage watch collector's
world.

I have found a new appreciation for my job...hand6.gif

Cheers,
Simon




Last edited on Fri Jul 31st, 2009 01:14 am by Simon_Leung

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Pleasure, gents!:cool:

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Thanks for sharing this film but, are these people really watch collectors or are they watch investors? I might have missed something and/or be completely wrong by what I took away from watching the film but, I believe that collectors should be less worried about resale value and more concerned with the art and craftsmanship that a watch brings to those who appreciate them.  While that was important to those in the film, I kept getting the money theme over and over again. Perhaps I was reading more of that into it than was actually there. 

As a long time collector, I enjoy all watches. Yes, I own 2 Rolex, a number of Omega and other higher end watches but, I also collect and wear, not so high end watches too.  I do draw the line at plastic watches though... To be on my wrist, I must be made of better materials.

Just my impression but, did anyone else come away with that feeling? Again thank you, Graham for sharing.

Clyde

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I haven't seen Graham's video post yet (sneaking a 3T peek in the office) but just as a rejoinder to Clyde......yes, the moment one buys a great collectable or luxury watch, one should never expect to make money on it-----at least not in about 8 years----but the joy of ownership is the best reward a watchosaurus should ever have. When I buy watches, my goal is not to make money on it but to enjoy it, carry a romance with it and in time, pass it on to my sons or nephews.

Buying a watch to make money on it is probably missing the whole point.

Will watch the video with a nice drink later. Thanks, Graham;).

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 Thank's for the post Graham, it was superb and reinforced why I Love Watches so much.


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