Re-Wind: Collecting Future Vintage Watches With Tim: Vacheron, Breitling, IWC, Zenith

Please Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@the1916company/?sub_confirmation=1 Due to a blizzard, tonight's luxury watch programming is a highlight from Monday's "Mailbag" discussion of how to buy watches that are future collectibles and potential vintage watch bargains... all before these watches are "discovered" by mainstream watch buyers. Tim responds to a viewer's question about how to collect vintage watches without exposing oneself to the counterfeits, frankenwatches, and artificially inflated prices of the vintage watch marketplace. Tim's solution is to thing ahead of the pack and identify collectible luxury watches that are yet to be recognized, counterfeited, and overpriced by the mainstream vintage watch sellers. Our first selection is the Zenith Rainbow Diver. Also known as the Zenith Elite Rainbow Diver, the 1998-2001 model is most collectible in its "Mango Dial" iteration. This rare Zenith watch is entering its second decade, likely production amounted to only a few hundred units, and the vintage tritium dials with mango orange bases offer immense personality. This is one vintage dive watch that won't break the bank, but don't hesitate; vintage watch buyers won't overlook this Zenith forever. The Breitling Navitimer Spatiographe reference 36030/36330 is a modern pilot's watch from a brand best known for innovating in that genre. But unlike most vintage Breitling watch innovations, which typically hail from the middle of the 20th century, this Breitling Navitimer