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PostPosted: Tue Dec 20, 2011 3:38 pm 
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New C LN hopefully with me in the next few days and now have a possible sale on my 2011 purchased 16610LV but starting to get the gitters about parting with it as it truly is a super watch and a great wearer.
Reading some of the Rolex forums I came across a thread about whether or not the old LV is going to be very collectable in the Future.

It was Biased reading IMO and I would like to know what you guys think.

To me it will always have a premium over the standard LN but it will not be like some of the rarer vintage Subs.

How can it really, a 7 year production run, I think! and a claimed 650.000 produced. Even worst IMO is the newer C LV which is Rolex jump on the back of the old LV also IMO.

So what ye think?

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I think it's going to eventually be somewhat collectible, but I'm also a bit biased because I'm hoping my LV is going to appreciate in value. It'll probably take some time, but I think over the long term (5-10 years) it will definitely become more interesting to collectors and more valuable. I'm also not seeing much to like in the newest Subs, which can only help the LV.

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PostPosted: Tue Dec 20, 2011 8:31 pm 
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sooooo many out there, i doubt it


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Some Rolex enthusiasts will argue that some versions will be more collectable, but unless you find someone who really wants one of those versions, I doubt it'll be anymore collectable than the rest of them. I know some have said the first series tends to have a different shade of green bezel, some say the ones with the flat 4 are more collectable. Another variation is the F series I believe which is the true 50th anniversary of the Sub, and then there are others who feel the models without the rolex rehaut ring are more desirable.

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absolutely not. but heres my best advice...

1) buy the watch

2) wear the watch

3) enjoy the watch

you do those 3 things and you will be the happiest 116610 LN owner


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