Apparently no one wants to spend $10,000 on a watch that’ll be obsolete in 2 years. I’m surprised
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Apparently no one wants to spend $10,000 on a watch that’ll be obsolete in 2 years. I’m surprised
If you had purchased a gold Rolex, or equivalent, in 2015, it would still run the most current operating system. That is, provided you still have your index finger and thumb.
The subtract the cost of the raw gold, engineering, manufacturing tooling, quality test, regulatory certifications, security for the distribution network, warranty stock...
with imac pro, people makes money, in few weeks/months that 10k isSee also: iMac Pro
According to this, more than 10,000 people did. So at minimum $100M in sales.Apparently no one wants to spend $10,000 on a watch that’ll be obsolete in 2 years. I’m surprised
Anyone who understands the tech market even a little bit could see what a terrible idea the gold Apple Watch was. The watch was destined to become outdated within just a year or two. Consumer tech never appreciates in value, nor does it hold its value over successive generations.
Like someone who took care of the first iPhone and sold it for around 10.000$ , imagine in 5-6 more years, a perfect working Solid Gold AW, will be sold around 50k...So who bought one of these and kept it in perfectly condition can make triple the money
If you had purchased a gold Rolex, or equivalent, in 2015, it would still run the most current operating system. That is, provided you still have your index finger and thumb.
people that have that kind of money, dont think like you. they buy them, and after 10 years will sell them with 50k/pieceThere are people that bought the Apple watch that the 17K (watch and band) is like pocket change to them. I always wonder how they made their money in the first place being stupid though.
And you could actually resell it for damn near what you paid, if not more.If you had purchased a gold Rolex, or equivalent, in 2015, it would still run the most current operating system. That is, provided you still have your index finger and thumb.
No need for luck...there are 7 billions people on this earth...maybe to have luck to find 100 of themIt’s a collectors piece with that blue box.
An unopened one can fetch triple.
Good luck finding one.
Rolex is not Patek Philippe, they keep the value ok, but not that ok. Rolex mades 1 million/per year...when PP around 20-30k..so its more exclusive. Why you should buy a SH Rolex from 2015, when you can buy in their shop, the same model brand new for the same money? I hope you get it what im trying to sayIf you bought a Rolex for $10k in 2015 it would now be worth $12k more than an Apple Watch Edition
What’s with the click-bait? I thought MacRumors was better than this.
Newsflash: Apple didn’t produce the gold Watch with the expectation of selling a ton of them. Heck they didn’t even talk about it on stage and never marketed it on Apple’s website. But getting it in the pages of Vogue magazine and on the wrists of a few celebrities probably didn’t hurt from a brand standpoint. Just put it down as a marketing expense.
Wow the casual racism jumped out.Apparently there weren’t enough middle eastern sheiks with money to burn to buy the gold ones...
If Williams is like Cook, Apple’s future is grim...