Not One, But Two Ultra-Rare @Rolex #DeepSea Specials Up For Auction in #Geneva in November

There must be something in the water.

The Rolex Deep Sea Special No. 1 being offered by Christie’s on current owner Reza Ali Rashidian's wrist in 2019.

Not One, But Two Ultra-Rare Rolex Deep Sea Specials Are Going Up For Sale

From hodinkee.com  

If you’ve ever sat at home, surrounded by mountainous piles of loose undocumented cash, and wondered when you’d next get the chance at an astoundingly rare and museum-level interesting watch from Rolex, then have I got an auction listing for you. Actually, two.

That’s right, over the course of the past couple of weeks, both Phillips and Christie’s have announced that their November auctions will feature something of a holy grail among Rolex collectors – Deep Sea Specials.

Fine #Wine rated top Investment in Knight Frank Annual Wealth Report

Investment Wine ranked 1st in luxury asset performance with 13% growth in year to June 30, 2021 in the Knight Frank Annual Wealth Report.

Wine is the  most 'liquid' luxury investment: benefiting  from well-established secondary market, with price transparency and efficient routes to market.

The average performance of the luxury assets in the period under review was 3% growth, as recorded by the Knight Frank Luxury Investment Index (KFLII). Investment wine achieved nearly five times this and returned considerably more than the next best performer, rare watches where value grew by an average 5%.

Fine wine is the most 'liquid' luxury investment, in that it benefits from a well-established secondary market, with price transparency and efficient routes to market. Valuations can be clearly explained due to role of Liv-ex and other platforms. Fine wine investment is not wholly reliant on auctions and private sales which can lead to price inflation in the 'heat of the moment'.

See the whole story on Vin-X here.

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