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Hi.
i've been offered a brand new Breitling Emergenc for under half price but i've heard that the emergency is no longer made. I'm trying to find out if prices are likely to appreciate or depreciate in the future. I don't want to fork out money on a watch that will be worthless in a year or so. Many dealers thoughout the country now have these watches at 1/2 price, £5000 down to £2500.
Is it a bargain or a nightmare of a deal.
Get a Tag Heuer... at least the limited edition ones for example Heuer Silverstone.... or Monaco Heuer....
Changi Airport gives the best prices.. Tax free.
2002 A3 8L
2005 TT 3.2 Quattro
2007 A4 Avant B7 (hers)
2009 100 C4
2009 A6 Avant (hers)
2010 RS2
2010 S2 Saloon
2011 KTM SuperDuke 990 Olive Green
Yeah id go for tag heuer any day to be honest best be safe rather than sorry when your folking out a couple of grand!!! Theres some nice watches at Next
i had a sector, a fool here wrecked in localy as trying to change the battery, legaly they told me that i wouldnt get anywhere, so i went and bought a casio! haha
My old man has two Omega watches and have both gone up in price in the last few years one has gone up almost £800. I think you'll be fine with it as an investment.
Agreed Omega's are lovely timepeices. My personal preference is Chopard at the moment, and obviously with their heritage to do with motor racing. I have a Mille Miglia and have had for around a year. I personally am not a fan of the Breitlings, i find their faces overcomplicated, and their too associated with Bentley, and those who know me also know who i work for, so i wouldn't buy one of those. Rob
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