What Factors Influence The Value Of Watches?

 

Do you have a fortune around your wrist? Many factors can influence the value of a watch like rolex daytona (โรเล็กซ์เดโทน่า, which is the term in Thai) for example and many aspects that our team of watch specialists consider when evaluating a watch and determining its potential value. In this article, they share some facts with us to help you determine if your wristwatch or pocket watch could be extremely valuable, and we’re not just talking about sentimental value. Read on to find out what these facts are and why they are essential.

  1. Brand Name

TAG Heuer, Rolex, and Omega are just a few of the big names in the watch world. It may seem obvious, but big names provide higher selling prices, even for a second-hand watch. It is partly because of the recognition of well-established brands and partly because these reputable watch brands manufacture high-quality products. Products from well-known luxury watch brands will always retain their value or become more valuable over time, especially if they have characteristic movements or complications.

  1. State

The status includes whether a watch has damage or marks and whether any of its parts are defective or missing. Ideally, a watch should be as close to its original state as possible. This is not always the case with an old watch or a watch that has already been cherished. Another factor to consider is whether it is globally complete. Over time, documents, boxes, and other accessories can get lost, but a watch sold as a complete set will almost always provide higher selling prices.

  1. Scarcity

The scarcity, or rarity, of a watch, refers to the number of other versions in circulation. For example, if a particular watch is a special edition, has been produced in limited numbers, or is so old that other versions haven’t stood the test of time. Buyers are usually willing to pay large sums for a watch that no one else owns or that only a few other people own.

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