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Which color would you want your Overseas to be?

Today we look at three dial variants of the discontinued Vacheron Constantin Overseas Ref. 4500V: the blue-dial Ref. 4500V/110A-B128, the white-dial Ref. 4500V/110A-B126, and the black-dial Ref. 4500V/110A-B483. They have all gained over the past year, with the black dial variant appreciating by a whopping +15%. The blue dial commands a substantial premium over the other two variants.

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Which is your favorite generation of the Rolex Daytona?

In this post, we take a look at the performance of the past three rolex Daytona generations featuring a stainless steel case and white dial.

All three generations have gained over the past year. Ref. 126500LN-0001, which is part of Rolex’s current catalog, trades for around $34,100, more than double its retail price of $34,100. Ref. 116500LN-0001, the previous generation, trades for around $29,800; the generation before that, Ref. 116520-0016, goes for around $21,700.

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What are your thoughts on green-dial watches?

Green dials have been taking the watch world by storm over the past few years. In this post, we take a look at green dial offerings featuring the chronograph complication, from the likes of Rolex, Patek and Breitling.

All three models have gone down in value over the past two years. The “John Mayer” Rolex, by far the most popular of the trio, trades substantially above retail, while the Patek and the Breitling trade at discounts on the secondary market.

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