Kevin O'Leary of Shark Tank fame said of his blue 5711 it was the easiest money he has ever made. If you could buy one today at an AD you could undercut those listings sell the watch pay yourself back the cost and pay cash for a median-priced house and a new car with the profit. The demand is stratospheric and they are being listed at 10x retail. I'm second on my dealers list and he says I have about a 25% chance of getting one. If I get it I will keep it and sell my blue dial 5711 and pocket the difference. I am on the list at my AD for the new Patek Nautilus 5711 with the olive dial. Mainly because it is a Hublot but the size and relatively conservative nature make it like a anti-Hublot. Roman Sharf and the content on his Grey Market. I now know I would regret getting rid of 90% of my accumulation and the remaining 10% I still enjoy and those are almost exclusively from brands that would be slow to sell and I would lose money own a perfect example is my Hublot 37mm Classic Fusion, I don't LOVE it but when it comes up in the rotation I still really like wearing it. It's through the Timepiece Gentleman I came across another luxury watch dealer putting out similar content. From maybe 2005 to 2017 my accumulation changed monthly and then I cut myself off just because it was getting a little nuts (or a lot nuts). Glad you are bonding with the Pelagos I don't have the LHD but if I bought today I would get it instead of the original I have just for the roulette wheel date.

Obtuse do you have much turnover in your collection or just collect and love? Ps love my lhd Tudor Pelagos

Roman sharf timepiece gentleman