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Home » How investing in Rolex watches beats stocks, gold and real estate – models like the Cosmograph Daytona, Submariner, Date and Datejust have exploded on the resale market
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How investing in Rolex watches beats stocks, gold and real estate – models like the Cosmograph Daytona, Submariner, Date and Datejust have exploded on the resale market

February 14, 2022No Comments3 Mins Read
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How investing in Rolex watches beats stocks, gold and real estate – models like the Cosmograph Daytona, Submariner, Date and Datejust have exploded on the resale market
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For the past decade, Bob’s has been buying and selling thousands of watches using a consistent pricing strategy that has given the company unique insights into the real market value of every Rolex model.

“We are the only company that can go back and grab 10 years of data,” CEO Paul Altieri said.

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And global demand is picking up.

“Rolexes have been a good investment over the years, but not like the last five,” Altieri said.

Indeed, the sales numbers for Rolex show an uptick beginning in 2017, followed by an even sharper bump up in 2020. Now the average Rolex price is more than US$13,000 – nearly three times the 2011 average of US$5,000.

Rolexes have been a good investment over the years, but not like the last five

Paul Altieri, CEO of Bob’s Watches

While the price roughly tracked the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, Rolex pulled ahead in the past year. Other investments like gold and real estate (as tracked by average home prices) were nowhere close.

But even at these elevated prices, Altieri still maintains that Rolex is a “relatively affordable luxury”, especially when compared to other Swiss brands like Audemars Piguet and Patek Philippe, which routinely go for well north of US$30,000.

Watch expert Genki Sakamoto shows a 1958 Rolex Submariner in Hong Kong in 2011. Photo: AFP

The closest Rolex offering to that echelon of watches is the Cosmograph Daytona, which is now worth more than US$31,000 on average in the secondary market, even though it sells at retail for roughly a third of that price.

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The Rolex Cosmograph Daytona. Photo: Rolex

“Before you leave the store it’s worth double or triple what you paid,” Altieri said.

And that’s if you can even find an authorised dealer who will sell it to you.

“People have waited a year or two for their name to come up on the buyers list – they’re not going to flip it,” Altieri said.

In terms of sheer volume, the classic steel Submariner is far and away Rolex’s most popular line, and its price performance has largely tracked with the overall brand average.

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Still, the frenzy over the brand has also given a lift to what might be considered entry-level models, such as the Date and Datejust, which for the first time are worth more than their retail price on the secondary market.

Although past results are never a guarantee of future performance, it’s reasonable to expect that these price trends could continue, given the constrained supply of new product entering the market.

Rolex has certified the new Rolex Cosmograph as a Superlative Chronometer. Photo: Rolex

The current total value of the pre-owned luxury watch market is estimated to be US$20 billion, according to a report from McKinsey, and is expected to top US$29 billion by 2025.

Altieri said that while stock market index funds will likely continue to be the prudent, safe choice for investing, they’re not all that interesting to own.

“Most people have never even seen a share of stock, much less held one,” Altieri said.

A watch, he points out, is at least something you can touch every day.

This article originally appeared on Insider

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