That's an awesome amount of recording of the resales that you've done over the years, Kip. Sterling work.
On the uplift in average sales values, do you have any idea whether it's a general uplift or that a greater number of more (relatively) higher priced watches are being sold?
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The average price trends vary considerably by model. The more in demand models usually show a slow and steady increase in price, but that doesn't hold across the board.
I would attribute the majority of the increase to the higher value models being sold over the past few years.
I would attribute the majority of the increase to the higher value models being sold over the past few years.
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