Now that Kevin O’Leary has pumped luxury watches as investments for years on YouTube, they’re skyrocketing in price across the board. Even Rolex Datejusts, once able to be found in AD cases everywhere, are exceedingly rare and go for around $10k on the grey market. What’s your favorite watch brand and model, and how do you think luxury watches are perceived by peers in IB and PE? Has the perception evolved over the past several years, and in what ways?
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My parents bought me a black sub after I graduated high school cause I got a full ride. They got it for a 20% discount from my local AD and now it’s worth 2x what they paid. Next watch will be a second hand speed master with my stub money in the next 2 months.
Nice gift! There aren’t any discounts anymore, unfortunately!
Where did you go to school? I’m looking for targets/semi-targets that offer full rides.
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I'm considering getting a watch soon. Interested to see suggestions.
nothing signals 'I want you to know that I'm a junior investment banker' to a more broad audience than a Rolex Sub. For better or worse. Rolex in general is a brand largely perpetuated by an image rather than any significant horological credibility but it's a pretty safe place to put your money.
what are more senior professionals wearing?
patek while he giv me nek, yuhur
I guess the short answer is 'whatever they want', which includes all manner of Rolexes. At most banks I've seen, watches aren't some kind of insider requirement anymore. But for people into watches, they'd probably be more inclined to the Patek/Vacheron/Lange or if they're super discerning, something more boutique-y like an FP Journe / H Moser / Bovet. The same applies for the entry-level, there are probably that are watches in terms of craftsmanship that are well beyond a Rolex Sub for the same price (Grand Seiko) but lack that mainstream recognition. It all comes down to what your purpose for buying a watch is.
I'm two levels down from MD and I wear the same watch he wears, a Rolex Daytona. Yes, I get it, there's plenty of Rolex haters out there and some of that is deserved. But the Daytona speaks for itself - anyone that sees it knows that it's not an "entry level" watch like a Sub would say. You show a Daytona to anyone - watch aficionado or not - and they instantly know that it's an expensive watch.
Actually no! Rolex was the first watch to be successfully used in deep water diving and were the first to make waterproof watches. Hence why the submariner watch is their "gold standard." It's a lot like why Omega sells out their speedmasters, because they're the first watch to be used in space and on the moon.
Yes, Rolex is a tool watch, and that's what its heritage is. That's very different than what ALS, Vacheron, Patek is. The price of a Rolex sub has increased massively from what it used to be priced at mostly because of savvy marketing and it becoming an iconic consumer good, although they have refined the construction and materials.
https://www.bobswatches.com/rolex-blog/history-of-time/rolex-submariner…
It's a fantastic tool watch, there's nobody can deny that. Rolex's quality control and durability is peerless. It's just bought more by people who are into the image and not into horology because they don't really give you much for your money in terms of what watch enthusiasts are into.
I really like the gmt master II batman. Hopefully will get one sometime in the next few years.
You should get on a waiting list now. That one is damn near impossible to find at retail.
Always loved A.Lange & Söhne pieces, felt like they’re a “if you know, you know” type of watch.
Yes, I love the Saxonia Thin. Reference # 205.086 is one of my grails.
Datograph Perpetual Tourbillon is my grail. I’ll probably never attain it but that’s why it’s called a grail. I do think I can snag a Zeitwerk or an 1815 Annual Calendar someday.
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I have a Datejust but I’m looking trade in to buy a Day Date. I bought it over 5 years ago but with the latest market appreciation, I can sell it for the same price I bought it for. Excited to “upgrade” though I probably wouldn’t wear the Day Date to work unless if I was a Senior VP or Director. It’s more of a weekend or lifestyle watch (to me)
Rolex prices have gone up quite a bit in the last year. I’d say it’s a combination of low supply and Rolex increasing the retail prices. People who bought in the last 3-4 years have seen their prices appreciate a good amount. Buyers on the sidelines who generally were waiting for “that special occasion” to buy their luxury watch are probably looking to buy ASAP to avoid paying 7-10% more for the same watch 2-3 years from now
why do you say the day date is a senior vp/director watch?
It's probably because the day-date is a solid gold watch. Most other Rolexes you can get in SS or something else that is more dressed down. But a day-date basically only comes in precious metals and that's not something just anyone can wear.
My daily is a Lange Zeitwerk. :)
You need to pay your Lange Tax
Sure, here's a movement shot I took with a bit of lightroom abuse :)
And here's my Lange 1. :)
JFC, well done. lol
Apple Watch.
Boo monkey shit incoming
Tech banker
Tag Aquaracer (interns)
Did you watch design uhren herren?
Watch fan here. I would say everything depends on your taste and budget. Some like to go for the new expensive (big) watches, while some prefer to go for less known vintage models. The thing is, you never know how people perceive a first year analyst wearing a golden day-date..
I, myself, like to go vintage because models tend to be more ‘rare’ and aren’t necessarily more expensive. I own a Tudor Prince 74000N ranger dial, as well as an Omega seamaster ref. 166.067, which are ‘relatively’ inexpensive watches, but I’m sure I’m not gonna bounce into someone with that same watch any time soon :-)
Respect, I like the originality.
Casio A168WEM-7EF
Underrated comment lmao
I got the gold one last week and this model is next on the list! In love with it so far!! Casio really is on its own god tier
Chad
I was searching for the Casio comment (had to be somewhere!)
Do you have any information if your watch choice has affected you negatively? I love my casios but am kinda afraid that when I start working my boss will ask my why I wear "childrens watches" (happend in an internship once ._.). Will probably wear them anyways, I'm just a tad curious.
Daily is a DJ 41 on a jubilee. Looking at a JLC reverso as my next piece as a more ‘under cover’ option.
Nice. What dial do you have on the DJ?
Plain white.
I am dying to get the reverso, excellent choice.
Looking to get a smooth bezel DJ41, is that too much for an incoming associate, ASO? Don't want to rub off on the team the wrong way...
Smooth bezels - especially on the DJ - are for people that grew up in broken homes. Get the fluted bezel.
Definitely not. Also think the smooth bezel if definitely the way to go VS the fluted bezel. Fluted bezel is far too flashy and unnecessary, especially on the 41mm model. I will add the caveat and say that the fluted bezel on a 36mm vintage DJ does look amazing.
When I see a smooth bezel on a 41, I just think that the person didn’t have enough money to go fluted... that’s the situation I was in when I considered that watch awhile back, so no, not too much.
Own a classic Datejust. Wearing it everyday and can't complain. Perfect as an everyday beater.
A watch that I find very attractive and a bit underrated is the Vacheron Constantin Overseas. It's still a bit "if you know, you know" but boy is it beautiful!
Overseas is stunning. One of the only watches I don’t mind on a rubber strap as well.
Funny seeing this now, in less than a year the watch went from trading below retail to 2x retail
I think the Omega Speedmaster looks sweet
Bvlgari, specifically from around a decade ago. Their new models look terrible but I have a few from about 10+ years ago and I absolutely love them. Have withstood daily abuses, even outdoors on hunting trips, horseback riding, etc. My favorite model is the Diagono Retrograde, the "Iron Man" watch which Tony Stark had in the first movie. Stupidly I passed on one earlier this year that was heavily discounted right when COVID tumbled markets. Now the price is back up.
Sadly, I think luxury watches will be consistently beaten into an ever-shrinking niche market, more so than they already are, much like suits, wet shaving, fountain pens, etc. (yes, I'm that old school).
Really? I find the Octo Finissimo pretty cool, especially the stainless steel versions with alternating matte/polished finishing on the case’s facets.
I have an Omega Speedmaster Racing and a Longines Master Collection
Omega Speedmaster with a Bulang & Sons Vintage Black Leather Racing Strap
Honestly, nobody gives a damn about what watch you wear. If you like Rolex, go for it. If you want to use an Apple watch, great.
Personally, I find Rolex's value retention / appreciation very attractive. Gives me the flexibility of buying a watch, enjoying it for some time, then selling it for another one, all the while roughly preserving the initial principal I put into it. You get to experience different pieces without losing money in the process.
Would be wonderful if I could do this with new cars as well.
Bought an Omega Seamaster 300M after my first real bonus about 5 years ago, and still wear it every day. Less popular than the speedmaster but I think it's a fantastic watch, especially for the money.
Black with black rubber strap is beautiful. Gonna get a speedy with my stub (first bonus and didn’t spend any money cause of wfh) and seamaster when I get my first buyside bonus (hopefully)
Agreed, bought the same piece for the same reason, this watch doesn't get enough love
Is the Batgirl a bit much for an analyst or not?
Assuming you can even get one, I don't think it's much at all. No watch is "too much" if we wear it with the right attitude, the right persona, the right outfit. If you have the confidence to match then you can wear anything you want.
My friend got a Batman with his first bonus and wore it almost every day. No complaints
If you manage to cop it from an AD instead of the grey market and brag about that, it turns from gaudy to smart.
Agreed!
what's everyone's take on buying used vs retail? can't imagine you'd be able to tell the difference, it's more affordable (?) and the only thing would be your perception of the watch having been on a previous hand
It’s more commonplace now that used / grey market watches are more expensive than retail, i.e. AP Royal Oak, Rolex Batman, Rolex Daytona. The reason for this is because if you buy retail you’ll usually be placed on a waitlist, which could be anywhere from 3 months to 8 years for one of these pieces. Grey market watches go for a premium due to cutting down on wait time. Deposits usually aren’t required, so the main thing you’re buying is time. Badly worn or damaged watches will be lower in price, but that’s obvious.
Everyone is free to choose as they like but for me, if it's expensive, I want it new. Watch, car, home, all has to be brand new for me to be interested. Yes, I realize I'm taking the worst of it on cars, but it's important to me so I don't mind taking the hit on it.
Junior in college. Wears an $80 Fossil (with discount. og price ~ $120). Very happy with life. Please don't MS me lol
Omega DeVille with leather strap - pretty much goes with everything.
Movado.
EDIT - Can someone please explain the MS to me?
Movado is a mall watch - it is overmarketed to the suburban/ex-urban mall-going proletariat and is vastly overpriced. Movado watches don't hold their value and are easy to find. The opinion among the watch crowd is that they are low-quality and really flashy (in a trashy way). I would also group Shinola watches in here as the same category which is a shame because I like the brand otherwise.
To put it bluntly, it screams "I have some money but don't really know anything about watches".
Haha, that’s what folks say about Rolex.
What you’re saying may be true, I’ve never heard it before. My Movado is $900, and the farthest thing from “trashy/flashy”. It doesn’t even say Movado anywhere, no diamonds/gems, and leather strap instead of a bracelet or something. I get complements on it and people have told me it looks simple yet elegant. Pretty versatile since I can wear everyday or for events. Not a big deal if I get robbed or something either.
To each their own I guess.
Just bought a pre-owned first generation Lange 1815 up/down. It’s gonna arrive tomorrow, beyond excited!
Hell yeah. Congrats!
Thanks man!
Congrats. Used Lange is the best deal around and shits on anything most brands can make.
Maybe I am naive, in my opinion work in a Bank/Fund is a social elevator. Importance of expensive watches is just old ritual. What do you think this fashion trend is still actual in more introvert divisions (Equity Research, Trading)?
Courses, books are not so cheap. Is it truth that I need to pay for expensive watches that I do not need (I always may check the time on my computer). What if I do not plan to impress clients with my watches, Citizen or Casio will be enough?
Nobody cares.
Client just cares about what they're paying you to do. Why would anyone need to be impressed by your watch? Some people don't even wear one. Know more than a couple of MDs in IB who rock Apple Watch on the daily.
Edit: This was meant to be reply to Alisa (poster above).
Hello Forum,
yesterday I had an interesting discussion with a friend (who is very interested in watches)...starting with my thoughts about which watch(es) I would like to buy next, he came to the topic: which watch fits ME?
I find it very interesting to hear opinions and suggestions...I don't have that many watches yet and I'm always looking for something...I'll probably end up with 15 watches and never find an exit watch (I don't believe in it, but my tastes change quite often I guess :D).
These are the watches that I already own:
HAMILTON Khaki Pioneer (my first automatic about 6 years ago, Team Earth Harrison model, 3 hands, not the chrono with black dial… it has already been through a lot and runs and runs...that watch really impresses me...scratches have accumulated...you notice that I don't take care of the watch and that it is worn when something could "happen"...this position in the collection is therefore "occupied
MIDO Ocean Star Captain (the one made of titanium, black ZB and titanium bezel….the swimming pool, garden hose and beach watch
These are the two watches that I like the most.
For my part, the following were considered - and the model should rather be one "for every occasion":
IWC Ingenieur (I like almost all models)
Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch
Omega Speedmaster '57
Breitling Navitimer 01
Sinn 903
Maybe someone knows these manufacturers and can tell me a little about them?
Thanks already!
Love the Sinn watches. If you work in Frankfurt it's a nice way to show "local support" I think!
After I graduate here I'd love to get a Sinn 910 or one of the "Finanzplatzuhren". Only problem is that currently I'm just a poor working student lol.
It’s true. Sadly mot many people care anymore. I see more investment banking MDs wearing Apple Watch than a Rolex or a Patek. Also having owned a Patek and a few Rolexes, you pretty much never get any comments on a Patek unless you’re surrounded by watch aficionados.
All in all, there are better ways to flex (like maybe a better suit?), if that’s your goal.
I really want the tudor black bay GMT. Less decorous than Rolex's version which has that jubilee bracelet, which I despise because it ruins the "tool watch" aesthetic. Tudor's GMT is a nice, sturdy looking watch that can dress up or down. Also only $4k
Looking to buy a Tudor BB36 as a first proper watch, struggling to decide between black / blue dial... Anyone know if these also hold their value well given the rolex heritage?
Yes, Tudor is only going up in my opinion. They’re owned by Rolex and have recently stated to differentiate themselves and become their “own company.” As Rolex continues to outprice people from the market, Tudor will likely become the substitute; this is already being evidenced by increasing prices. Would say the hottest pieces will be the Pelagos and BB GMT. The Blue BB58 does seem to be a favorite already, too.
Would recommend the black bay. Get the 39mm in black tho. The new one is so nice. Looks like a vintage sub. Slim lugs. 39mm is perfect for just about anyone.
Recently bought the 2019 Omega Apollo 11 50th Anniversary Speedmaster - set me back about £10k (which, I understand, is a relatively good price). Seen it touted elsewhere for between £11k-13k. Original RRP was c. £8k. While I definitely bought it more because I liked the watch than as an investment piece (I certainly intend to wear it frequently, despite the look of horror a number of Omega collectors have given me), it's reassuring to know there's a solid market for it out there.
In 2021, I expect to see the 50th anniversary Rolex Explorer II drop. This fits with Rolex's trend of releasing special 50th anniversary editions of their various models (bar the Explorer I) and could well prove a solid investment opp - I know Rolex has been trying to support their Explorer line more actively the past few years.
Also excited for this one. Love the current model and the 5 digits. Will be curious to see the size. Seems like they want to distinguish models hence the gmt at 40, sub now 41, I bet they keep it at 42mm, which means it’s going to be hard to wear in a professional setting IMO
Yeah, agree that a 42mm is gonna be difficult to wear "subtly" - the aforementioned Omega is 42mm, and so the largest watch I own. Yet to get the bracelet fitted or wear it into the office, but will definitely give it a go.
I like having three watches - one sport watch, one dressy watch, and one casual watch.
For a sport watch, I currently rock a Tudor BB Pepsi, but am on a list for a Rolex Pepsi.
For a dressy watch, I have a JLC Master Control. I'll probably never get rid of it.
For a casual watch, I like my IWC Mark XVIII.
I'm rocking an old Seiko SKX, but would love to one day get a Patek 5164A
My father gave me a 5711 when I graduated...
I want to buy something bold, like a Ulysses Nardin freak.
Ok dude you take the cake for best dad ever
Recently acquired a medium Cartier Santos in steel as my daily driver.
Big fan of the quick-change functionality, watch history, styling, and watch sizing.
White shoe firm.
Baume et Mercier Classima 10484
Junghans Max Bill Chronoscope
my grail watch is a patek 5270p but until I have 200k to drop on a watch I've got my eyes on a white face explorer II
This will not be a popular comment, but I'll contribute my perspective. I don't wear a watch. I've gone through a couple apple watches, but I keep losing them. One fell off cliff jumping. The thought of carrying around 20k on my wrist is terrifying. I also don't really think rolexes look cool. I feel like whenever I see someone wearing one, if they are an analyst or associate, I think you probably grew up in CT and got that for graduation. It's just a little basic. Kind of like driving a BMW or going to vacation on the Greek Islands. I don't see a rolex and think, "oh this person has good taste." In fact, it makes me think oh this person just wants to fit in.
You can buy a “good” watch for a few hundred dollars. No need to spend $20k. Many of the watches people are mentioning here are <$1k. Many others mentioned are in the low thousands.
Rolexes are not meant to be super flashy. They are valued by enthusiasts because they are timeless (I do not own a Rolex btw). The Perpetual Datejust is a classic dress watch. The Submariner is a classic diver watch. The Daytona is a classic chronograph. The ones made last month look about the same as the ones made decades ago. This is pretty remarkable and you can’t say the same about most other products / brands.
The datejust can be had for ~$5k btw. If I were to buy a Rolex, I would buy the 36mm version of this with a white dial. Take look at google if you want. It isn’t some ambitious design, and that is the point. It’s a classic look that you can wear for the rest of your life.
If you rock a 20k watch and it falls off of a cliff, you’ll have insurance so it won’t matter...
Bruh whats wrong with Greece
Besides their whole toilet paper thing
Patek Calatrava, with Breguet numerals.
Lange Datograph, with black dial.
I'm a fan of Omega and have a seamaster myself (yes one from a Bond movie) which I've wanted for ages. I've never had an itch for Rolex though there are definitely multiple arguments to be made as to why one should get one. However, most of those arguments from finance dudes tend to be the prestige or wow factor - which I don't think is a valid reason to buy that watch.
Dream watch is still a basic AP Royal Oak with the graphite face but that is still a few years away (or more).
Get a watch which speaks to you and which you love. Do your research on the brands and price ranges and make sure that you fall in love with whatever you get set on buying. So if you love something out of price range at present, strongly consider saving for that watch instead of receiving that instant gratification and settling for something you're just eh about.
Start by looking at brands, price, dials, material, band-type, movement etc.
I don't see how you can "invest" in luxury material goods. Their value (beyond list price and depreciation) is mostly based on hype and fickle consumer whims. Buy a watch cause you love it for what it means to you and not for speculation.
Anybody else absolutely in love with the Grand Seiko SBGA 413 (Four Season’s Collection: Spring)?
By God’s Glorious Tits, that dial is gorgeous. Im only a sophomore entering the recruiting process, but if I’m lucky enough to break into the industry I’d definitely put away part of my bonus towards it my first and second year.
GS offers amazing bang for buck, good choice. The finishing and case work annihilates anything else in the same price range.
Grand Seiko's dials are amazing and the finishing is immaculate. That cherry blossom dial is gorgeous. I've always heard it said "if you want to impress others you buy a Rolex, if you want to impress yourself you buy a GS"
Most of the watches I own have been gifts from my parents, I usually wear a Cartier Pasha (chrono) or a B&M Riviera (steel + gold). People either don’t notice it or make comments on it lol
The sun is good for telling time
I like my Swarovski Journey watch. Lots of bling, made in Switzerland but not overly expensive. I had the gold band changed to a black leather band to be less blingy. Note I am female and this is a womans watch
No one seems to have mentioned this but I like the look of Franck Muller. Very unique imo
My friend also purchased this watch the previous year. He liked too much.
...
Recently splurged and bought a JLC reverso that I'm quite happy with. Can dress it up or down on a black or brown strap. I like that it flies under the radar and people won't notice it.
Thought about buying a Rolex at one point but don't care for the brand / marketing -- seems to appeal too strongly to people who want something that people will notice, which is a shame as I really like the new 36mm Explorer.
Also have a ~50 year old Omega Seamaster that belonged to my grandfather which I wear with a grosgrain strap.
Love the reverso. Did you buy from an AD or go grey market?
I bought it directly from a local jewelry store which coincidentally was having a storewide sale when I went in to buy. It was new with the full warranty etc. so I guess this counts as buying from an AD even though it wasn't a JLC boutique.
I did however go into a JLC boutique a few months earlier to try on a few models. They were all available and I don't think that JLC has any issue with selling you what you want when you want it. It seems like this nonsense with artificial scarcity and trying to get on some "list" with the AD is really only something that happens with Rolex and maybe the super high end brands like PP or VC. Thankfully you can get a Reverso for 5-6k right from the dealers (the "medium" and "medium thin" monoface watches).
Currently own:
1967 Omega Constellation
1972 Rolex 1680 Red Submariner Mark V
Been into watches for quite some time but can't wear either of the 2 at the office. Interned at US BB and now at EB and in both cases it was only Apple Watches except for one MD with a Panerai.
No love for Omega seamasters? Pretty high on my list. I like how they look, would love to hear from any owners.
Not an owner, but I've tried on a couple variations at the Omega boutique. I'm assuming you're talking about the diver 300m? The bracelet version was too big for me, and the bracelet does not taper. The bracelet design looks very 90s to me too, but that's just my opinion. The clasp is huge and bulky too. I tried the rubber strap version and it fits me better, so if you have smaller wrists I'd recommend rubber. As for the watch itself I'm looking forward to the next generation; hopefully they'll get rid of that pesky He escape valve. But otherwise I like the case design very much.
I do have smaller wrists lol. I'd probably get a rubber band then add a Nato strap or two for casual wear. Rubber for stuff on the water. Agree with you, love the look of em but I don't like metal bands for really any watch.
I have a 34mm vintage Seamaster from the late 60s which I love and wear frequently. Some day I'd like to get the Seamaster Aqua Terra 38mm as a "do it all" sort of watch.
Omega Speedmaster Sapphire Sandwich
Vintage Heuer Autavia Viceroy
Tudor Big Block Panda Dial
Vostok Amphibia for fun
Apple watch for running
Wear my Amphibia (life aquatic reference) on a nato every day and my Aqua Terra-wearing professor loves it lmao. Get complimented all the time
I picked up an Amphibia last month and it's such a great every day beater watch. Don't have to worry about it at all.
Get an invicta.
Will watch prices go down at all?
When and why?
Looking at specifically watches under 10K that have appreciated 20-30% the last yr-2.
I can see long term some of the watches I like appreciating over the next 10-30 years, but I’m not a big fan of buying at highest ever price or having uncertainty over my 5 year horizon (e.g. can I rent for free / be paid for it if it’s stable and appreciating). I know inflation inflation, but still — any thoughts on watch prices coming back down?
It seems like the insane price rises are mostly for Rolexes. Demand is high for them but I'm sure that Rolex can easily ramp up production if they'd like though I'm not sure if they will (especially since they can sell all the watches they want through their Tudor brand). And who knows, demand can easily go down, just a few years ago it wasn't as crazy as it is now. You're probably best off just buying what you want to wear, I certainly wouldn't look to watches as a serious investment item.
Squale 1521
My choices are Patek Philippe, Cartier, Montblanc, Breitling and TAG Heuer
I bought a grande lange Moonphase and love it. People who don’t know watches think it’s just a nice watch.
But sometimes at parties or work events someone will quietly come up to me and tell me how rare and beautiful the watch is.
Best 50k I ever spent.
Damn, killer watch! I have my eyes on a Lange 1 MP as well, but it'll have to wait lol. Hopefully within a decade from now...
Ballllinnnnnn
Saw an ad for this in grand central last week, haven't stopped thinking about it since.
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