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Main Forums => General Discussion - Modern Watches => Topic started by: Clicko on November 19, 2015, 11:17:05 AM
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Just want to get the general idea of whether enthusiasts here are choosy on the watch serial no.? Will you not buy if the serial no. is not good or not lucky you? This applies to non-numbered edition of course. For me, I am not so particular, but will just take if not too bad (444 etc will be out).
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same here.. i dun particularly looking for "huat" or "fatt" numbers but definitely not 1664 or 5354 unless last piece and I want it badly
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SN is fine, but limited edition just avoid too many 4 ;D
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i only care for the limited edition no cause that no is just like the car plate no
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i only care for the limited edition no cause that no is just like the car plate no
Agree
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only if that limited ed. is well received and i planning to sell at a premium in the future. otherwise, yeah... any number will do.
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Yes, it's important. The serial number represent the watch for an identification purpose. It can be determined whether is a stolen or replica watches
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Yes important to me. I was lucky to acquire my Daytona with the serial ending with my birthday and month!
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Haha I don't believe in all this feng shui number 4 vs 8 stuff. But to each his own. If i got a serial to my bday like the guy above.... Now that would be amazing :thumbsup:
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No preference with serials, although I do like the number 4 :-)
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Yes important to me. I was lucky to acquire my Daytona with the serial ending with my birthday and month!
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Super nice to get birthday serial num!
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Hahaha....more focus on car plate no. Compare to watches series no.....
But some how....izzit really important to mark it down if one day get stolen???
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One of the reason that made me bought a PAM 388.
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So did you buy 388 pieces to make it 388x more auspicious? :P ;)
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Yes, I do check the serial number to see if I am okay with the combination. When I purchased my first GMT II, I requested the sales personnel to show me a few new GMTs that they have so that I can select the serial number that I like the most.
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I would prefer to have it, 8 will be a bonus to me. IMO