Watch Experts EXPOSE Current Watch Prices vs. Last Year! (Rolex, AP, Patek...)

New GREY MARKET Episode: "Inside 2025's First Dealer Exclusive Watch Show! (it's WILD!)"
Watch Experts Roman Sharf and Adrian Taskin expose the price differences on trending Rolex, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, and other models compared to just a year ago! This is the MARKET UPDATE you've been waiting for!

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[Alexpress]

Don't ever let grey market dealers or flippers tell you that the "time to buy is now, prices will go up soon" or something in that range. Prices will only keep on falling. They just trying to hold on to pieces they bought near peak to minimize losses somehow. Not a penny above MSRP. Prefer discount too

[crtlover]

It's all very well to state that a certain model still trades at maybe 2x retail. The problem is that most people purchased that model at an inflated hyped price of maybe 3x or 4x. Not at retail. So they have suffered a substantial real loss.

[daviddennis]

I have been a watch enthusiast since I was a kid, I will never be able to afford any super luxury time piece, but man is it crazy to hear the prices of these time pieces! Wow! I’ll stay in my lane with my under $1000 watches. Maybe some day! I do enjoy your content very much so!

[sinjinadams]

Very interesting conversation. I'll never look at watches as an asset or an investment. This is a hobby for me and I collect for the love of it. For me, the people that came in over the last couple of years looking at watches as an investment buying up everything they could get, damaged the hobby. I would love to go back to the olden days when people bought and collected watches because they had a passion and love for them.

[Akjzmdteuxze]

Prices have stabilised - true to some extend because all Grey dealers have gone thru a massive blow about a month back by cutting their prices . And they are all now holding on to their prices for Dec hoping that they clear as much stocks . The truth is that retail buyers are not buying at all.

Prices will only go lower from here, u can do shows, u can hype the market, but you can’t fight the general economy . More importantly, rolex is shit when it comes to holding value in 2022 and you can do your show but most investors just got burned they wouldn’t return for a long time . For those who genuinely love watches, they wouldn’t buy at this prices

[joshuahyman]

Pepsi, Sub, Hulk, Starbucks & Batman all down 30% from a year ago.

[panaceiasuberes]

16:23 That jab at Watchbox... respect, Sir. They're really holding to their top FP Journes, any proposition that's less than 7% what's on their website they won't budge and keep it for themselves.

[GhostTraderz]

Been saying this would happen since the Tiffany dial craze. Happy you guys talked about real topics! Many people were getting into the market that didn’t want to understand watches only flip them. The flippers got flipped! Great content 👍

[jamesclark]

Great vid, I love the objectivity! Adrian watch it back and see the body language, the constant moving and fidgeting stands out when the others in the group remain composed. Not a biggy but a slight change will make you more present in the conversation and much more watchable :)

[mansoursoltani]

All asset prices are crashing, inflation is climbing, interest rates are climbing and unemployment rates are climbing (all around the world). This isnt a "dip" it is a correction and it isnt over yet...Hold out on buying and you will pick up a bargain in a year, whether it is a car, house or a watch.

[tristanstamps]

What platforms does Adrian follow to know the accurate pricing of the market ?
Watch charts ?

[markbaker]

I love how you say it's not an investment but instead of just telling us the price difference. You spend all of your time defending why the prices got so high. Once again we can't keep up with the price difference because you talk so much and constantly bring up years gone by. And having a guy on here who can buy from an AD is always going to want the grey market to be high unless it's a piece he can't get. Sorry for complaining I still love the content this video included. Thanks

[davidrogers]

Love the show. You sell watches and the clock behind you doesn’t work. Too funny! Keep up the great work.

[DJ-nnvg]

The big problem with watch “investment” is that they aren’t rare manufactures keep making more. This is way different than the collectible car or art world. Watches are just the new hyped investment fad. Nobody cared this much about Texas Timexes 10 years ago.

[Sams]

How do you think the VC 4500V in red gold and blue dial will do.. they still have long wait lists at the Boutiques.

[theftworthrealtor]

For the average guy buying a Rolex is not an investment…if you’re lucky the watch maintains its value, but try to sell it and you find out the truth. What are the options for an average guy? Sell to a watch dealer who will pay you 50-60% of value, deduct if you don’t have the original box and papers or if it’s not been serviced recently. You could list it online but good luck getting retail….these guys are watch dealers, they trade them like stocks…but for those of us who are not dealers, realize you’re buying a luxury item because you like it and plan on keeping it and if you ever decide to upgrade or trade you will lose $$…been there, done that…my investments are in a brokerage account or real estate…my Rolex gives me personal pleasure and for that it was worth the $$…

[pompanomike]

Wow. That was great. Give Adrian a 20% salary raise or a 5% bump in equity. His choice. Give Nino a bottle of single malt.

[jimlittle]

The thing is, the Root Beer is one of the ONLY good looking two-tone watches. A true diamond in the rough.

[georgeversluis]

Question
Good Tudor service on a watch which the winding gear skips?

[patrickjean-philippe]

It’s interesting but I still believe that many of the overly hyped watches will softly land back toward retail prices especially if these have been worn and bear hairlines, dings and / or were polished. Brand new unworn may still command a higher premium as soon as these remain unobtainium from AD / boutiques. Only a few people with very strong determination, money no object and fluctuations no object may keep buying at multiple over retail.

Why do I think so ? Simple:

1. The recent fairly strong fluctuations up then down will act as an alarm / caution bell to many hence dampening any would be irrational exuberance.

2. The financial & economic recession, high inflation, layoffs, etc… may lead people to focus more on essentials.

3. The grey market stock surplus in China means that availability may not be as tight as it used to be during the high demand rush which drove the prices to stratospheric levels.

4. Some watches which have not been hyped are much better and more interesting than the hyped models yet these remain under the radar and can be acquired below retail. 😉

5. Finally, aside from models hyped for a period, I think most watches naturally depreciate fairly fast to 75% - 50% of their retail value as these become worn, used, factory guarantee shortens, etc… unless sheer rarity leads these to reach the vintage equivalent status in terms of appreciation.

6. Similarly to pre-war Bugatti, 50-60ies Ferrari, Maserati and Aston-Martins, especially the racing ones, vintages pieces are in a class of their own with regards to values…