Time to Start Buying Rolex Again.

[@TheoandHarris]

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[@Podcastage]

Gonna disagree with ya on this one. The financial hardship most people are feeling is real, and because of that they’re going to think twice about spending $12k-$15k on a sub, or $25k on a Daytona. They won’t only think twice, they’re more likely to be unable to do it even if they want to. What happens when all the people / flippers selling their watches can’t get anyone to buy? The supply & demand curve. The price will decrease to try and entice a buyer. I think we’ll see a further downturn due to continued high inflation which eroding people’s disposable income. The question is how long can flippers have a stock of watches that is earning them $0? But I’m not buying and selling Rolexes like Christian, so I don’t have any inside knowledge. Just more of a macro economic overlay onto the watch market.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

@@polygoncoco youd be surprised with entry level luxury like a submariner.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

@@oedipus_tex8660 hoarding grey flippers will be left with depreciated watches. Forced to liquidate slowly as income

[@Podcastage]

@@polygoncoco I think you’re right. A vast majority of people buying now will be the wealthy. But that raises the question, how many boring black dial subs, OPs, etc. does every single wealthy person need? If they don’t each need 5, then the listing prices will likely decrease to lead to a sale as opposed to flippers sitting with stock that no one is buying. I don’t think most businesses can survive with all their capital tied up earning $0. They need to pay wages, they need to pay bills, so they need to sell watches some time.

[@sergebernard]

To much money chasing too few goods, man those days are over. We’re at the very early innings of cashflow disruption due to higher interest rates continuing to climb cycle after cycle if they follow what they promised. A reversal effect will happen when we begin hearing inflation is getting under control to a 2-3% long term target.

[@samuelburton5576]

Your opinion is based on the common man buying Rolex. Most people buying a Daytona at the peak are well off and not as desperate as you and others think, to sell their watches. There are outliers of course, who foolishly went and bought watches on credit

[@Cats2Fat]

Rolex watches will continue to decline. They are not that rare and the free money from the Fed and the govt is drying up. When the Nasdaq is cut in half, so will Rolex prices.

[@javiazar]

No it hasn't. It's not "stable" until I can walk into an AD, money in hand, and walk out with the watch I want. The 2nd hand market needs to crash below retail so AD's stop backdooring all the watches.

[@theaussiewhinger]

Even as someone who has never had any interest in buying any Rolex (even before the stupid era), I have to agree with you.

[@EyeInTheSkypaulmcmenamin]

In terms of the second hand grey market pricing, it arguably has stabilized. Your definition of stable will not happen until supply can satisfy demand, which is looking improbable at this stage.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Be patient. The storm is coming

[@BobbyDazzler888]

@@EyeInTheSkypaulmcmenamin according to who? Those that trade watches? Its all a lie. Retail is retail. Hoarding is declining. Tulip mania is over

[@kevinnguyen8552]

Lmao keep dreaming 😂😂

[@tylerbetthauser7647]

The coming recession will encourage markets to flood with stuff everyone bought at the top. These types of goods will continue to be dumped in value.

[@Nextman916]

bro it’s not coming….we’ve been in a recession.

[@BobbyDazzler888]

@@Nextman916 😂 desperation hasnt begun yet. Just wait

[@Aaronozard]

Interest rates going up will impact the watch market.....House or watch

[@tylerbetthauser7647]

@@Nextman916 fair enough. But, I'd say we haven't felt the true pinch yet. The past few months has been the build up before the plunge.

[@samuelburton5576]

There are many doomsday procrastinaters who are wishing for a market collapse

[@michaelcozens7537]

The one where Christian realises that the drop in Rolex prices is now effecting sales of his overpriced vintage models so, like other KZbinrs who are invested in the market, attempts to prop up their values. How about that for a catchy thumbnail 😊

[@gfckid32]

🤣

[@KLucero22]

Bingo

[@Arc1517]

This channel is great but T&H shop is so overpriced it’s criminal.

[@samuelburton5576]

Value is determined by the market, Mr. don't know nothing. Not individuals. You want a collapse. Keep dreamin player

[@KLucero22]

@@samuelburton5576 the market can be manipulated. Especially in a market with concentrated gray market players

[@YippeeKiYayMrFalcon]

Watch sellers have too much bias to accurately gauge the market. Similarly, real estate agents will always be more optimistic about the real estate market, Wall street traders and investors with the stock market, etc. I think we have seen a correction, but certainly not the bottom. When inflation starts to really wreak some havoc, people will be selling their Rolexes for MUCH less than they are now.

[@samuelburton5576]

How do you know????? This is YOUR opinion Nostradamus!!

[@Angry_Gnome]

@@samuelburton5576 Says an angry Rolex flipper 😂

[@RubbelisPro]

@@samuelburton5576 Because the demand for consumer goods is going to bottom out when people are faced with the choice between groceries and rent or your shitty overpriced swiss timepiece lmfao. Artificially inflated prices for pre-owned consumer goods only work when the demand exists in that market.

[@ryandavis4457]

Nope. Gona get worse

[@tomcraig8027]

Other KZbinrs have called it. What we are seeing is a suckers rally or dead cat bounce, not stabilisation. 100% certainty the market is going considerably lower than current levels. 2019 levels I would estimate is where we are going over the next 12 months.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

Yup!! I think we are going to see prices stabilise / go up during the Christmas season. And plummet 2023.

[@BufanMuayThai]

Name one Rolex that has risen in value on the grey market during September? Everything is dropping. The 228235 Olive has been dropping steadily during September. That grey dealers may have listed higher in September towards end users, is not a reflection of the value as things are not traded at them prices.

[@thaiexcellencemobile5816]

Really, wow so I can get a Hulk for like 11k. Can't wait! lol

[@BufanMuayThai]

@@thaiexcellencemobile5816 well… a Hulk that you eight month ago, had to pay 25-30k for, you can now get for 16-17k So they are getting there fast.

[@King_Harrold]

Rolex to RRP will be when we stabilise. A lot of people who have brought 'investment pieces' on credit will be dumping them in the coming year or two

[@SC-km5vc]

Exactly. All of these videos with catchy titles are for views only. Edit: I do agree with them, though. The Daytona is not a $12k+ watch imo

[@samuelburton5576]

Booooooo. Booooooo!!!! Not true.

[@BufanMuayThai]

@@samuelburton5576 absolutely true. It’s happing already.

[@chumpey]

It’s very hard to take this kind of advice from people with a vested interest. There is so much uncertainty baked in for at least the next 6 months. Recession coupled with a cost of living crisis is going to cause a lot of people on the breadline to liquidate non-essential assets. Dumping more supply on the already oversupplied market, with fewer people to buy them. I already know a lot of well known London grey dealers are not buying in stock anymore. Gird your loins.

[@WestCoastAce27]

They must live in a very insulated bubble or are surrounded by trust fund friends. This is going to get really bad and stay that way for 1.5 to 2+ years. Of course in another older videos Christian said (with a straight face) Rolex and AP dealers want their popular models to be sold to real watch people, not speculators. 🤣

[@ty5967]

I disagree. Prices should drop a lot more, lot more.

[@koolpep]

Not here. Continues to slide down. People getting the call and not picking up the watches. Even Rolex sales people are surprised how many people they now have to call to sell the watch at retail….

[@samuelburton5576]

Not true. Where are the watches at the AD then?????? total BS.

[@koolpep]

Until they are ready available at the AD will still take a while but your chances of getting them with little wait are much higher. Believe it or not. It’s happening. And I didn’t say they are lying around at the AD. I said the sales people now have many people on their list that won’t pick them up. I like it used to be. They still work the wishlist. Obviously.

[@WestCoastAce27]

No offense but if you don’t name the city you’re in it’s hard to take this comment seriously.

[@koolpep]

@@WestCoastAce27 Dubai and Germany. Again, nothing available from the AD direct if you don’t have a good profile and the waitlists are very long with lots of people. But in the dealer chats you see the dealers offering only indeed retail for some models already. That means flippers have no incentive to buy these pieces so they go to actual watch enthusiasts. It’s happening.

[@WestCoastAce27]

@@koolpep LOL! DXB is one place that will weather the world recession the best.

[@alexanderg9770]

I think this is just the very beginning of a crash

[@samuelburton5576]

I'm your head!!!

[@BrittPearceWatches]

Yup! I think many people agree 👏🏻

[@lousyshot1]

Hi Christian and Michael, love and watch all your videos. But we are simply not anywhere near the bottom of this thing. I am not a bear or a market shorter, but this recession is just getting started. Wait until April next year when we have had 4 consecutive negative GDP quarters, and the layoffs will accelerate. Your optimism is admirable, but the watch market is not the economy. And watches are discretionary purchases. And discretionary purchases always suffer in deep recessions.

[@808Stevie]

Market is still going to drop as the global economy worsens. Dealers and Chrono24 will always say the market is stable as it only benefits them. It’s going to be a buyers market. Hold onto your cash people. Don’t believe bias parties that sell watches.

[@sunilmasson3807]

With the cost of living everywhere going up, many people will be looking to sell their “investment watches” just to pay bills. Let’s see the updated video in a few months time…

[@AnotherDaveInParadise]

"What does that mean for you?" Unless the bottom is retail or less, my opinion hasn't changed. Simply don't pay above retail, no matter the watch on offer.

[@BrittPearceWatches]

I couldn’t agree more! 💕👏🏻

[@pipeness]

Seems like somebody wants to unload a bunch of rolexes they just bought and uploaded to their website.

[@mrdisco99]

I'm with Jenni on this one. It's a bear trap. It's nowhere near the bottom.

[@SOHCorsa]

This could just be a dead cat bounce like we saw in the stock market last month-ish. The fall might be longer.

[@robynsjp]

On what planet do you live ? Ever heard of the energy crisis, the war in Ukraine, major food shortages, unpayable gas and electricity bills ?

[@Sams911]

THANK YOU for not making yet another click bate video and spending half of it BSing and making silly comments.. this was enjoyable and informative.. Please keep it up!

[@sineset2688]

Sorry guys, but a very very bad analysis of the market. You do not see them going anymore down? I do not see anyone buying at the current prices. Every seller will go lower with the price if you are seriously interested. The recession is real. The watches I do have are for fun, no speculation objects.

[@WestCoastAce27]

Agree. They need to read the world and business news. Most of the world is in for sustained hard times which will last years.

[@NeoWahNah]

Do not take financial/watch buying advice from YT content creators who have a hand in the business..

[@BufanMuayThai]

You guys are minimum 5-10% to high on the 228235 Olive. Fully stickered it’s easy to find for 53-52k$. Used full set mint is 50-51k$. Naked it’s 47-49k$

[@paul_howey]

Good video. I personally don't necessarily think the secondary market will ever find true stabilization. It is now clear to so many buyers that the secondary dealers were essentially playing the same games as the ADs by holding inventory and selling to other dealers which artificially drove prices sky-high. The prices were a result of supply and demand but much of the supply issue was artificial on the secondary market side. I own a SS Daytona. Would I pay 45k? No. Would I pay 25k? No. I paid retail for it. The only watches I have purchased on the secondary are vintage. Most of my other true watch collector friends say the same thing. While I get that my circle only represents a tiny portion of the market, I think it does speak to the mindset of those that actually want these watches vs seeing them as an asset class. We are entering a period where "parking 25k" in a watch won't make sense when you can take that same 25k and use it to purchase meaningful assets that are basically on sale as a result of this coming recession. 2023-2024 is going to be a wild ride for many and I don't see the watch market, especially a secondary which is primarily controlled by cash-strapped backpack dealers, being able to hold inventory and weather the storm. But I also agree that a return to retail or below on the secondary is unlikely for most Rolex references.

[@samuelburton5576]

Pick a side. Your talking out of both sides of your mouth.

[@paul_howey]

@@samuelburton5576 🤔 if you are referring to my comment that I don’t think we will get back to retail or below on most rolex references, there is a big difference between 10-20% secondary market premiums and 100-300%+ premiums due to market manipulation.

[@michaeldono8719]

This video will not age well.

[@eea1119]

Love you guys but you are clueless about what kind of pain the next 12 months are likely to bring. The deleveraging will be sharp and the last thing on people’s minds will be watches.

[@T-Spoon2319]

KZbinrs who are losing money they spent on hype instead of spending it on an actual investment love to talk about " buying the dip" and "we stabilized" or any variation of " this is the bottom" " don't panic" etc... lol.

[@digitalskala]

Good luck calling this the bottom...

[@davidsunshine8484]

Love the channel, you guys are awesome!!! Please for your safety, change the battery in your smoke detector 🔥🔥! Have a good one !

[@bushpig6837]

Time to Start Buying Rolex Again - say the men with a watch shop. Okaaaayyyy.

[@t.h.1982]

We are at the beginning of the pain in the economy in general. Kind of cute that you are talking about the bottom for watches (insert secondary properties, primary properties, commercial properties, luxury boats, luxury cars, etc, etc, etc) . Things will get much worse over the next twelve to eighteen months. Hard to believe that luxury items like Rolex won't continue to take a hit when they were driven up by so much "funny money" during the "good times". Good luck if you are a buyer at this level.

[@bentleyspotter]

Just bought a Hermes H08 limited edition (not Hodinkee edition) for under 4k. they had been at 6k for the past few months, List was 8k Im happy with this drop in the market

[@WMDZone]

There's still another shoe to drop. We are experiencing the calm before the storm. Wait until the effects of the recession are actually being felt.

[@1570CHRIS]

Yes, but as Rolex continues to produce 1 million watches a year, the reduction in grey market dealers, especially those willing to buy all stocks at crazy prices will I believe lead to more models staying in Rolex stores for traditional dealer customer purchases.

[@samuelburton5576]

Rolex is hopefully too smart to let that happen!!!

[@Arc1517]

We aren’t at the bottom yet. Just saw a John Mayer Daytona on Chrono for $68K. This watch was listed $130-140 in May. We’re in the 4th inning of this recession. Continual rate hikes are going to kill spending power. Even if the person isn’t borrowing for the watch, now their mortgage is higher which translates to less disposable. Just a simple example. It’s going to keep trickling down

[@ge48421]

I have a 30 year fixed mortgage, when the rate is low you should just lock it in. My mortgage does not go up, so that's a bad example. Personal loans will go up, and if you bought a Daytona on credit you may get a double whammy, your loan payments go up and the value of the watch goes down. Investing on margin is very lucrative when prices go up and money is cheap, but will kill you when the reverse happens, your asset tanks and servicing you loan gets expensive. Leverage works both ways. As long as inflation does not get under control we'll see interest rate hikes, and I expect that more people will be forced to sell which will lower prices.

[@Arc1517]

@@ge48421 my mortgage is fixed and locked in too, but people who are buying homes now are subject to current market rates genius.

[@ge48421]

@@Arc1517 I'm very much aware of that, but the payments won't go up if you get a fixed rate mortgage, you 'just' won't be able to buy a house. Even a variable rate mortgage only goes up one percent per year or so. Borrowing to invest can leverage you into bankruptcy very quickly, because the interest is variable and is currently going up fast. There is a difference. The current housing situation is awful just the same.

[@Arc1517]

You’re missing the point. The higher rate lowers purchasing power and people need to spend more to buy a house that meets their needs therefore cutting into their disposable income as more goes towards their home.

[@hatchegg80]

rolex is traded by clowns, until channels like these die off, there's no point buying rolex, much better watches around

[@kphan921]

Start buying Rolex again? F hell NO

[@thetrueconnoisseur]

I think this take seriously underestimates the impact of macroeconomic trends on the luxury market!

[@frankm4129]

Royal oak is a ugly watch way way over priced the Detona is a much better looking watch don’t compare

[@karl-emilelnegaard7373]

The whatch market is not stable yet I think it is a success rally we are watching

[@cuh720]

my friend, one of your alarms needs a new battery

[@TheoandHarris]

Fixed!!

[@originalserpent1834]

MAKE NO MISTAKE PEOPLE ROLEX IS A BUBBLE AND ITS ABOUT TO POP!

[@RobertSpitzer]

I want the new Explorer, but only if I can buy it at retail price.

[@richardolmos6908]

Or below!

[@BufanMuayThai]

Just join Moda. There are several listed at retail, or below, depending on your state sales tax, plus 🛸 A guy put three up yesterday, full set. Non has sold yet.

[@RobertSpitzer]

@@BufanMuayThai thank you very much! I will have to check that out.

[@GRAFHC]

The problem with these arguments is it's a mix of people who have invested and are trying to "media influence" the market to recover some of their losses. AND of course a lot of bottom feeders who want the market to collapse so they themselves can invest, for either future resale or for their own personal collection. Both those looking up, and those looking down are doing so with personal manipulation in mind. Be them self aware of that or not.

[@yidong5567]

that AP chrono 39mm used to be trading at 11-12k and nobody wanted it. Also, the chrono action isn't good at all and it wears like 44mm.

[@cal.3861]

The real bottom is right after Xmas in January and feb when dealers are sitting on inventory in a recession

[@matlindell5022]

The watch market is completely dead.💀🤨😂

[@BobbyDazzler888]

Still not buried yet. Start digging.

[@samuelburton5576]

FALSE!!!!!!!! Still alive and kicking. Prices are stable. Take your medicine and accept it

[@BufanMuayThai]

@@samuelburton5576 FALSE!!! Sprite unsized, unused, full set just went down in the 23’s this week, and a 116509 blue dial went at retail last week between dealers… Just to name two examples. Market just took a huge 💩📉🫡

[@lousyshot1]

On the Gray Mkt: Nov Daytona 27 Dec Daytona 28-29 Jan Daytona 27 Feb Daytona 25 Mar Daytona 22 April Daytona 19 May Daytona 17 Jun Daytona 15 Maybe it fizzles out then.

[@ryantannehill2830]

I'll take two at 15k.

[@lousyshot1]

@@ryantannehill2830 maybe you can. There will certainly be a number on the market.

[@samuelburton5576]

Christian I agree that many of these dealers are trying to gut sellers. Many of them even gut customers in front of others on You Tube. So sad

[@kevincorkery6292]

Sorry, Daytona at 25? I bought the Breitling Chronomaster 42 at 8k!

[@timchan334]

Didnt you guys talk shit about the whole rolex thing, the flippers, the grey mrkt…but now you sound exactly like them??!!

[@roberthiers5606]

This is just a bump on the way down. Individuals who have saved money for a Rolex jumped at better prices. The next wave of watches will hit with even lower prices. Most critical will be when the spread from the A.D to what the flipper can sell will not be profitable. Will that time come. It will be close.

[@samuelburton5576]

Are you Nostradamus??? Can you read the future,????? NO,!!!!

[@roberthiers5606]

@@samuelburton5576 No. Only 40 years of experience buying and trading around the world.

[@franky3fingers337]

Gotta disagree. Right now with patience it’s possible to buy a new 2022 36mm Explorer 1 at retail + tax. So between $7,700-$7,900. Some models with be had under retail on the secondary market in the next year.

[@samuelburton5576]

Why would they be on the secondary market if below retail? People would be able to walk in and buy the watches for retail. I don't believe Rolex will let that happen

[@franky3fingers337]

@@samuelburton5576 why? Because that’s how it was for many models before 2012. Discounts were normal for Hulks at AD’s. Models like OP’s and ExpII were found at under retail at greys. How people have forgotten. FYI. I paid under retail for lightly used 16610 and a black 16570 back then.

[@BufanMuayThai]

There are many of these sitting at 74-7600 plus 🛸 on the grey market not moving fast. As retail is 7200 + Sales tax, they are at or around retail for sure on the grey. Also, they are listed at 74-7600 make an offer and get it cheeper. It’s not a above retail watches, as is the case with most Explorers really.

[@BufanMuayThai]

@@samuelburton5576 He’s right… they are solid retail and below.

[@chrispy857]

BOYS! All your podcasts and videos have that smoke detector beep. Replace the battery pleaseeeeeee. Also, new Rolex is all hype. It's the BMW of the watch world. Keep up the hard work!

[@Kevin-dj7zn]

Can we change the battery in the fire alarm

[@tomdawgfishingfootball8448]

LMAO.. U do reviews, LOL..... U guys keep running ur mouths about longines hydro... But wow, imagine that, noooooooo reviews... How can we take u serious???

[@MarcosVenti]

No longer an investment watch, as watch enthusiast have hundreds of new/better options now that were not available before. People value their money, no need to buy a Rolex.

[@BufanMuayThai]

Nope… it didn’t take rocket science to figure out that the black industry would be a great place to drop them cash this year, along with going short on the IWDA.L as everyone with two cents worth of 🧠 could see the Biden administration was spewing BS about inflation early on. Just added a bunch of REIT’s yesterday to the portfolio. Much better than believing a mass produced, in the millions, wear and tear steel item is a “safe” investment😂😂😂 If you could short Rolex watches… maybe then📉🤓

[@danielthompson803]

The recession hasn't hit yet but make no mistake it is coming and will be worse than 2008/9, prices will drop more when this happens be careful of the false buy at the bottom mentality.

[@cyprusdaedalus]

Replace the battery in your smoke detector.

[@nicknedelcu]

Do you think the two tone Daytona black dial or two tone submariner blue dial will still be safe buys at retail? I’m on the list for both of those and my AD seemed confident they could get them for me early 2023 but I don’t know if they’re even trading over list anymore

[@BufanMuayThai]

Please allow me to pitch in here. I’m out of trading, but still have access to the dealer chats I was part of and some online groups. TT Daytona hit about retail late July- early august between dealers and flippers on closed auctions. If you try and flip or sell to a grey dealer, you’ll be hard pressed trying to break even. If you sell private to and end user, you can make some money, but this comes with a risk. Expect to sell for around 20-21k today if unused with everything. But… have in mind, they are not an easy flip. There several listed at low 20’s but they aren’t moving. Oh… and the 228235 is trading at 52.5k$ fully sticker, and as low as 47k naked. 116500 is trading low 20ish. I like Theo and Harris, but they are not on point regarding value.

[@WestCoastAce27]

You guys need to start reading business news. Dark times coming. 2023 and possibly 2024 are going to be very rough for a lot of people. Plenty of further downsides in many areas including watches.

[@Michael-ko8uf]

Socks are falling, I think this could also affect other assets. Too many profits have flowed into assets that do not generate returns. If I can get 3.7% p.a. for 3 years, why should I but a Rolex instead?

[@Dan-sd5bm]

Wishful thinking isn't going to help anyone this crash hasn't Evan stated yet wait 6 to 12 months before you buy .look to the stock market to forecast the watch market people will be giving luxury watches away to hold they're positions in the stock market Nothing has stabilized sorry.

[@luispadilla2212]

I won’t pay $10,000. Or more on any watches if it doesn’t have a precious metal on it. A gold watch may get you out of a problem one day if needed an if is not then it will continue to be a beautiful gold watch.

[@stevelangsdorf7307]

Gentlemen I don't know who you are or what your background is, but you come across a little pretentious and fast talking. Subscriptions not going up that fast, maybe a few less opinions and more actual facts. 😊

[@flyingrocket3879]

Most ave Rolex watch’s are worth the cost of a use Honda Accord. Rolex is just not that big a deal. Plus if you try to daly one you may get robbed. I don’t see the point of them anymore. Plus Rolex customer service is trash.

[@007-i6z8v]

Actually the Daytona beats all of them on reliability, comfort, and accuracy. And I rest my case...

[@Dr.K-MD.DMD.]

Eventually in a few yrs time prices will drop because people will be scared to buy and wear watches. I’m convinced with increasing crime it will become dangerous and less popular to buy and wear fancy watches. For me the robberies was the reason to sell my Pepsi unfortunately ☹️.

[@francoisbm6785]

I hate people that buy watches to put them at the bank as an investment. It is simply a tax avoiding strategy on top of making watches enthusiast frustrated. If watch manufacturers find a way to make their product traceable, those gains could be also traceable and it would possibly put a dent on watches theft. Under such a scenario the bottom price could be much lower than it is now.

[@slateization]

Tell me you’re talking your book of business while explicitly stating up front that you are in fact taking up your book. Appreciate the honesty and the humor

[@mppesce1]

Ah yes the folks buying Rolex’s with suitcases full of cash or parking then in freeports just liked the look of the watches for their horological importance

[@impexRQ]

Absolutely nop … the economy recession haven’t even started yet … prices will keep dropping and dropping

[@jrock5830]

Nice intro guys… i missed a few, so maybe you changed it ages ago but it is tweaked now, yeah?

[@joeplatz7289]

We'll see but I think we still have a bit of economic hardship to come which may effect watch market.

[@imtomaustin]

Another video sending me crazy thinking my smoke alarm battery is running out 🤣

[@frankm4129]

You guys are nuts the Detona is iconic don’t compare the other watches to Rolex the Rolex looks is way better than the others is water proof makes u feel great

[@BufanMuayThai]

Time to revisit and evaluate… How could you be so wrong in something that was so obvious to most people..?

[@jragadio]

You guys really need to change the batteries in your smoke detectors. The beep is so annoying and has been on your videos for weeks now

[@Flipskater13]

A lot of really snippy comments so I just wanted to say: I like you guys, please keep up the great content! You both have been on a roll lately with your marketing company, so I hope you still keep doing this for fun.

[@bngr_bngr]

Rising interest rate will force people to payoff variable interest rate lines of credit.

[@Alexpress81]

F that. Not a penny above MSRP. Otherwise- kick rocks

[@muyuanhe356]

Great video! You guys should loan more money and start to buy Rolex again!

[@beezwell]

I wish the Rolex milgauss was a mechanical mono pusher chronograph. Just saying.

[@davidbowie4657]

Rolex, ap and Patek are the thing you buy to hand down.

[@DemonSlayer-vh8uy]

Totally disagree…..can’t u see that it’s a suckers rally?

[@SaddleSC]

PLEASE CHANGE THE BATTERIES IN YOUR SMOKE ALARM!!!

[@SirStamford27]

The way they talk about X number of thousands of dollars amazes me. Surly you're putting normal people with normal disposable income off. 🤷🏻‍♂️.... Do they actually have any idea of what's going on in the world at the moment.

[@pxcproductions]

Plz change the battery in your smoke detector

[@stuartclubb4302]

Suckers rally coming. Both on the stock market, real estate, and watches. But watches are different because Rolex will keep on making product. The NIB flipper market is going to stabilize at MSRP + Tax + ~20%. That's 10% for the flipper and 10% for the dealer. When the market price goes lower than that, the pipeline of AD to flipperscum will shut off. The secondary market has "stabilized" because the "my precious" crew are HODL right now. Dealers aren't buying. If you loved the watch, why are you selling? We haven't flushed out the flipperscum yet. Eventually they will capitulate.

[@bber45]

Negative ghost rider the pattern is full. Lol. Time to buy a Rolex will be next year in Mid 2023. Here in the states we're in a technical Recession. Inflation is still up 8.5% and change, Groceries is still up, and Gas is still high...lol. Wait till the housing market collapses and then you'll see some real pain. People forget, first thing to go is Luxury Goods. It will be eerily similar to 2008-2009 recession.

[@lametta2598]

Lifetime's worthy .. no time for Rolex.

[@andrewjackson8089]

Give it a year and you won’t be able to give these away!

[@jackwaserman9235]

Do you think "stabilization" is occurring so quickly, when you say that a $16k Rolex is 'stable' at $25k? The better/more accurate numbers will emerge in 1-3 years.

[@kirancrichton]

Great video guys!

[@thomaswright7270]

plz change the smoke slarm battery

[@dBsdecibels]

Is it just me or is there a low battery smoke detector chirping in the background? Heard it for a few videos now (they film these in batches). "Didn't think we'd notice...but we did," lol. Jokes aside, I think the Rolex market will continue to squeak down. No more plunges, but a slow decline. It won't be due to a change in supply, but due to a slowing of demand. Economy is taking a huge hit, layoffs are coming, house values are falling, inflation is eating into folks. Just think people are going to be less inclined to splurge in these conditions. And this definitely qualifies as a splurge.

[@mjholmes69]

its actually pretty simple, stock market tanks, so does the grey market pricing, all global financial markets are tanking and will continue if everyone is predicting a recession next year in the US. Back to the days where the majority of grey market prices are below retail please.