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·There's no way it'll appreciate and the quantity is too many to hold its value either I think (it's not sold out). I would assume you're going to lose at least 10-20% in the current market.
H HipertecI have an opportunity to get one of these...but haven't had a TH for over 15 years. I like the style but not sure about the glass box design... I'll have to try it on to see if I will like it.
But since these are limited production, thoughts if this model will appreciate or at least hold their value? Hate to spend this kind of money and lose 30% in the resale market right away.
Don't buy it. The Dato was way more limited and the prices of those has dropped below list now.
Currently only 1 Dato for sale on Chrono24 but above list price. Vintage Heuer has one also listed at 12,000 Pound.
Watchfinder recently had three (admittedly all seemingly now sold) that were under £6000
Not at all shocked that they still haven’t sold the initial 125 allocated to them. The market being as it is currently.
That isn’t helped by their website prompting you to add your email address to be informed once it’s released…but them then sending three emails about various Hodinkee services, like their app, but not actually sending anything about the watch which I signed up to receive the info on!
C C-BallsI dunno, I am feeling a little regret not getting it. I have wanted a Seafarer for a long time, and this was my chance. But it just looked too similar to the reverse panda glassbox I already own (and love). I really hope they actually do come out with a white version. I may be kicking myself if they don't
UK website says join the waiting list, I would suggest they haven't actually got them yet...
UK website says join the waiting list, I would suggest they haven't actually got them yet...
I'd feel the same if I already had the reverse panda. But if you really want the Seafarer, it's still available on the Hodinkee website:
TAG Heuer Carrera Chronograph Seafarer × Hodinkee – HODINKEE Shop
I was informed that the US TAG Boutique's initial allocation has been sold out, but they expect to get a second wave allocation.
@Anthony.R told me that other regions, such as Australia, don't release until later. Probably similar in the UK.
I attended a dinner last night in New York City, hosted by TAG Heuer and Hodinkee, to celebrate the launch of the Seafarer. While I didn't explicitly ask either party, "How many are sold?" or "How many remain unsold?", you can be certain that this watch has been a huge success and is, de facto, sold out.
It's complicated because there are basically four channels of sales -- Hodinkee; TAG Heuer US; TAG Heuer rest-of-the-world; and TAG Heuer e-commerce -- but you can be absolutely certain that these 968 watches are all sold (or will be sold immediately when they are released into these channels).
It's a great watch and has been a successful release for TAG Heuer and Hodinkee.
Jeff
I dont know dude, that sounds very confusing.
First you say that all watches are de facto sold out. English is not my native lingo but if I am not mistaken, de facto means 'in fact' or 'as a matter of fact'.
Then you say all watches are sold but also that they will be sold once they are released.
Sounds to me like there is still a good chance to buy one for anyone who is interested. I can still add one to the cart and order if I go to hodinkee shop?