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18
May
The typical Hublot buyer in 2026 isn't who you'd think. The brand's marketing leans heavily on celebrity ambassadors and motorsport partnerships, but the actual pre-owned buyer pool is dominated by enthusiasts in their 40s and 50s who've moved through Rolex and now want a different aesthetic. That changes how the...
18
May
A 1940s Panerai made for the Royal Italian Navy and a 2024 Luminor Marina share a name and not much else. The vintage pieces, with their Rolex-supplied movements and military provenance, trade through specialist international auctions at five and six-figure numbers. Modern Panerai trades at meaningful pre-owned discounts to RRP...
18
May
There's an asterisk next to most Panerai pre-owned values, and it's worth understanding before you take the watch anywhere. The brand was redefined entirely under Richemont's ownership after 1997. Vintage pre-1990s Panerai pieces (originally made for the Italian Navy) are essentially their own market, with prices that have nothing in...
