There it lay until just recently when Mr. Nathan decided to flog it on eBay since he didn’t wear it anyway. A usually modest man, he realized that Rolex after all was a pretty popular brand and could probably bring in some dough. His starting bid? 500 Australian dollars. In approximately three seconds, the listing was overrun with enthusiasts questioning its authenticity, and Mr. Nathan started to suspect that his well-worn old Replica Zenith watches might be something… else.Wisely enough, Mr. Nathan got in touch with a proper dealer who just happened to be a member right here on JamesList. The price is being withheld, but you can be sure to add quite a number of decimals to the initial eBay asking price – a similar Replica Zenith watches was sold for $33,600 at a recent Antiquorum event. Take a look at this missed opportunity here.
When I was a kid, I always fantasized about what I would do if I could go back in time. Bring the winning lottery numbers? Bet money on the Red Sox winning the 2004 World Series? Invest in Google in 1999? As you grow older, those sort of fantasies lose their appeal as you realize that you’re essentially just dreaming of having more money. However, from time to time, you can’t help but to regret your tentativeness. As the saying goes, you don’t regret the things you do, you regret the things you didn’t do.One example is the Rolex Double Red Sea Dweller that recently turned up on JamesList. First of all, Double Red Sea Dwellers are always interesting and rare and more often than not fetch astronomical sums on Replica Zenith watches auctions around the world. But this “DRSD” has quite a bit of history behind it. A travelling musician called Abi Nathan bought it in Tasmania in the early 1970s while on tour and wore it steadily for a decade or so before putting it in a drawer.
