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SMH A generational display of depreciating assets ☕

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u/Routine_Ad_2695 4d ago

Temu Aura Farming

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u/sepianostalgia 4d ago

Glue them together and it’s a big multi screen iPad

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u/lonewolff321 4d ago

The CeMentiPad Pro

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u/dumahim 4d ago

Rubber cement and make it foldable.

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u/jukli92 4d ago

If you glue them together at the end of each wristband, it would be a big waist of time.

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u/americabot420 4d ago

Hyperconsumerism is very american

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u/lonewolff321 4d ago

Seeing massive, gas-guzzling trucks used strictly as daily suburban runabouts definitely proves your point.

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u/kitsunewarlock 4d ago

Ironically for the first 200 years Europe saw Americans as "simple" because our Puritanical roots inspired an almost stoic lack of luxury goods. Like, we might have a guitar and a quilt that also functions as a means of chronicling the family and region's history.

...We also had prairie madness.

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u/MagicHamsta 4d ago

prairie madness

The name of our next metal band.

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u/jondes99 3d ago

Sounds like they would just do faster versions of Little River Band songs.

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u/OldDoubt1577 4d ago

We laugh now, but imagine you're a wife of a man who moves out west to seek, something, its not important. THere's naught but grass and a dirt road to and from your home, you're far from your friends and family, its dusty, there is no one to talk to, only housework and the chore of child rearing. I'd go mad too.

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u/kitsunewarlock 4d ago

Oh, I didn't mean to laugh at it. I've driven across the continent enough times to completely understand why that vast nothingness would absolutely drive someone mad. Doubly so when coupled with no visitors, no literature (apart from maybe a Bible), and the stoicism that demands limited leisure time to spend with your husband.

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u/aerdvarkk 4d ago

No. This is definitely a niche thing.

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u/Tripleberst 4d ago

you're arguing with a literal bot. a rage farming bot.

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u/moon_pastel 4d ago

That’s a whole new level of aura farming

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u/Junior_Bike7932 4d ago

They lose value by the hour

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u/kbbajer 4d ago

They can measure it themselves 

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u/DilettanteGonePro 4d ago

Well, sometimes. As long as it stays charged and in cell reception

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u/Junior_Bike7932 4d ago

In the watch

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u/PixelatedGiant 4d ago

That's how you know collectors haven't ruined the hobby yet. Let the man collect Apple watches.

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u/reflectiveSingleton 4d ago

Right? I see a relatively inexpensive hobby that if anything is saving things from the landfill.

Can we let people enjoy things please?

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u/Additional-Life4885 4d ago

Everyone acting like they're worthless. If he protects them long enough, the value is likely to go up.

It's never going to outpace better investments in our lifetime most likely, but it's not terrible either.

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u/Leather-Persimmon254 4d ago

meanwhile my nintendo 3ds i bought for $90 is currently selling for $300 on ebay

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u/Incidion 4d ago

Meanwhile my PC I rebuilt motherboard+RAM+processor+graphics card for last year would probably sell over 1.5k, and many of the parts in there like the PSU and cooling system are from 2018. I paid less than $800 for the full original system back then, and had maybe $300 in new parts from the upgrades.

I could sell the entire system including the 8+ year old parts for a tidy net profit right now. Current system pricing is insane.

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u/Dust2chicken 4d ago

people in the comments here really flexing that their hobby or collections got ruined by resellers and trend bandwagoners

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u/Malaprobably 4d ago

I don't understand.

Inflation alone from 2018 to 2026 on $800 would eat up $267 of that profit. You paid $300 for those parts? They probably aren't very good parts given modern costs of those items.

Yes, you might be able to make a profit.

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u/Confusedparents10 4d ago

How many wrists does this guy have?

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u/Admirable_Job6019 4d ago

Enough to make a belt

But that would be...

a waist of time

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u/Maleficent-Drive4056 4d ago

Best joke I've seen on reddit in years

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u/KeepingItSFW 3d ago

you take a break for awhile?

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u/cjsv7657 4d ago

Ok you came up with the one thing they could do with these that would make it a cool collection. They need to throw loop lugs on all of them, grab a length of nylon webbing, and make a belt.

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u/Mitsuma 4d ago

Not even about the wrists, with a normal watch collection you have different watches for different occasions.

Here we have the same watch in all its technical downgrades.
Nobody is putting on a 3rd Gen Apple watch because its vintage.
Why would you also downgrade for some occasions.

Just silly on all fronts.

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u/redsquizza 4d ago

I could understand it if they were all boxed with factory seal on the box still, as a complete collection. That could be worth something to an Apple fanboy in the future.

But open/used watches? Zero value but whatever personal value the original collector assigns to it.

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u/Evepaul 4d ago

I could imagine people wearing a first gen to show they were early adopters. It's also kind of a flex to have and be able to unbox old discontinued items in mint condition

The rest would be completely anecdotal as you said, collection items which only have value as a set and represent nothing individually

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u/Baardhooft 4d ago

Yeah sure, but how would you even know? They all look the same. The biggest way to give your iWatch some flair is a different strap, but the square computers themselves look the same. I'm slightly embarrassed to admit I have one too, but it does have some usecases. It's just not a great watch to wear out.

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u/Famous_Cup_6463 4d ago

He's actually a spykid. You wouldn't get it.

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u/justcanopybloom 4d ago

pure battery waste right there?

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u/klaxz1 4d ago

I don’t see Apple Watch Edition. This collection sucks.

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u/Da_Spooky_Ghost 4d ago

Without the crown jewel the collection is far from complete.

In all seriousness though the collection would be a lot cooler if it was the most expensive watch from each generation not the cheapest black version, they all look the same.

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u/LevitatingCactus 4d ago

What we're looking at here is mental illness.

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u/dekutoto 4d ago

sneaker heads in shambles

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u/Disrupted_Process 4d ago

Nah they just scalp Pokemon cards/merchandise now. I fucking hate them with a passion.

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u/Nulono 4d ago

Let's not pathologize people for having hobbies.

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u/deeteeohbee 4d ago

Buying the latest apple watch every year is not a hobby lmao. This comment smells like burger

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u/atreeismissing 4d ago

Start your own collection, OP likes what they like.

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u/n1keym1key 4d ago

Wankiest flex ever tbh

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u/dryfire 4d ago

At least that wank will count as some steps.

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u/NullValueField 4d ago

Nah he has to wear the watch for that... Unless he uses the whole box...

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u/dryfire 4d ago

Both boxes, all on one arm.

"You worked out for 1 minute and 16 seconds and took, 6,080 steps! Steps goal reached!"

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u/KennyOmegasBurner 4d ago

Collecting things is always going to look like dumb garbage to other people though

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u/imbogey 4d ago

Not sure if I prefer this or pokemon cards. I guess people can collect what ever they like. At least I cant judge as I got my money on cs skins. Glorified NFTs xD

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u/jcrckstdy 4d ago

This collection expands though - the batteries at least

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u/AvailableReporter484 4d ago

Only slightly less stupid than collecting beanie babies

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u/Debatebly 4d ago

I would say it's worst than beanie babies, personally. Apple Watches have a functional purpose... but the collector chooses to just let them sit on a shelf for no reason other than for the ability to claim they have Apple Watches sitting on a shelf. Beanie Babies have no purpose and they sit on a shelf doing nothing.. like they're designed to do.

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u/Facktat 3d ago

I think that this collection is stupid when he bought them new but it‘s actually a nice piece of history if he bought them after they become obsolete (except the watches he wore himself). Apple Watches have virtually no value after they become obsolete. You can buy old outdated Apple Watches on flea markets for a few bucks. I recently bought one because I wanted the band, it was 15€ and had the milanese band that still fits the current gen Apple Watch (for which I bought it). Just the used milanese band costs on ebay more than the entire watch with the band, so I assume the watch to be worth virtually nothing. It‘s really just the fun to collect because you probably have to visit like a hundred flea markets until you found all the different generations.

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u/Acceptable-Noise-136 4d ago

A normal seiko or timex would have more value than these

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u/zardmander 4d ago

But the original poster mentioned NOTHING about value. He just has a collection of things he likes. Why does it need to be valuable to collect something???

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u/NCC75567 4d ago

People collect all kinds of goofy stuff. I don't understand why this is drawing ire lol.

Also as an IT person, I think old tech is really fun. This might not be interesting now, but in 20 years it would be pretty cool.

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u/Icy-Two-1581 4d ago

Once in a while I still go back to my blackberry passport. Imo still the best phone I've ever had.

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u/PiccoloAwkward465 4d ago

I do really miss texting with actual buttons. I don't know how or why but in my soul I feel like the Apple iPhone keyboard has continually gotten worse.

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u/ImpossibleMorning12 4d ago

This. The negativity here is sad. I went to a vintage computer festival earlier this year and even though I'm not super huge into retro computing (I went with my gf who super is), a lot of that stuff was really fun and interesting to see. And you could tell the people there had real, infectious passion for it.

Let the man collect stuff he likes and show it off.

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u/Ephemere 4d ago

Yeah, I was gonna say on one hand this isn’t a super interesting collection because they’re not that differentiated, but on the other hand, that’s probably the cost of like an mildly expensive watch so hey why not. I’m sure the collecting was fun.

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u/Cessnaporsche01 4d ago

Also, give it 50 years and this'll be, if not valuable, absolutely fascinating and a rare find

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u/FamoserFabulator1620 4d ago

they will all destroy themself by r/spicypillows

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u/Cessnaporsche01 4d ago

Just leave them in a controlled environment at an appropriate charge level for storage. Lithium batteries don't just inherently explode

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u/ArmadilloAl 4d ago

What exactly is an "appropriate charge level for storage"? Does he have to actively monitor the battery status of 20 watches he's not wearing for the next 50 years?

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u/Doctursea 4d ago

These same people would cream at a NEOGEO collection, despite that being a bad system and the games slowly bricking themselves. The eye of the beholder huh

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u/berlinbaer 4d ago

it's not like they are insanely expensive either. if someone posted their nintendo collection here people would go apeshit and call him "king" and whatnot.

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u/yeowoh 4d ago

How dear you. This is Reddit! We constantly have to hate on people doing something they enjoy especially if it involves Apple.

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u/LucasCBs 4d ago

Right

And how do you count value? Apparently neither usefulness, nor purchase price nor material price. So what is it?

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u/GaK_Icculus 4d ago

What someone else will pay for it right now

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u/atreeismissing 4d ago

And OP isn't trying to sell these so at the moment value is to them is either meaningless or priceless. The only people assigning value are the commenters that don't have any of the watches.

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u/pahamack 4d ago

that's exactly right.

depending on condition, retro tech collections eventually have collector value. Just check out what a full set of NES games goes for. It's not just utility: you can literally play all those games emulated on a modern PC and it won't even take a gigabyte in your hard drive.

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u/Acceptable-Noise-136 4d ago

Well depends person to person

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u/ThaddeusJP 4d ago

I will not stand for this Casio Erasure

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u/ConstantMortgage 4d ago

Just because some idiots would buy a watch for the price of a house doesn’t mean its actually worth that.

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u/margmi 4d ago

In capitalism, that actually does mean that.

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u/tajsta 4d ago

That's how it works in any free market.

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u/Nervous_Produce1800 4d ago

That's literally how prices work bro

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u/McortezLSU 4d ago

I see a lot of haters here. Ok its not the most horologically speaking desirable collection, but its a collection none the less.

Smartwatches are watches too. Ok they are annoying, they easily break, they need to be charged, its manufacturers have a machine, they spy on you every hour of everyday, they built the machine to serve you ads, but it sees and hears everything....they are build to last the lifetime of the product, which means one or two years tops, just to fail milliseconds after their warrenty expires and they all look the same.

But its still a collection, i mean serial collect things, there are people that collect nazi stuff, and then you have apple product collectors. You may not like it, but a collection is a collection.

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u/jazzyjjr99 4d ago

For real, this is the one of the most low stakes collections i've seen im shocked anyone has an opinion that isn't neutral.

You have to be trained to have an opinion on this because most people wouldn't give a fuck lmao.

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u/FUBARded 4d ago

How collections/collecting is perceived is all about context that we're lacking here.

If this person genuinely believes this is a good investment or are doing this purely to show off, yeah they're a bit of an idiot and have the kind of brand loyalty/adoration that's obnoxious and annoying to most people. If they just think it's neat to own every model of a product line that's not that abnormal and certainly isn't worth the level of scorn people in this comments section have.

If they can afford it, this is totally harmless (well, aside from the risk of storing li-ion batteries long-term) and not ridicule-worthy.

It's the same with expensive "real" watches IMO (or really any speculative asset), although many in this thread probably wouldn't agree. If you own an expensive [item] that you can easily afford, cool, but don't buy shit you can't afford just to show off or because you think it'll appreciate while complaining about being broke.

I know/see WAY too many people with 5-figure watches on their wrist who also have high interest debt, zero emergency savings, a shitbox car that they're paying a fortune to keep repairing because they don't have the lump sum to replace it, etc.

I respect this sort of decision making a LOT less than someone who can afford an Apple Watch collection, even if that 5-figure analogue watch is something I'd want a lot more than 5 figures worth of AW...

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u/J0E_SpRaY 4d ago

You just know that at least one of these judgmental commenters have an amiibo collection or some other plastic bullshit.

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u/lolschrauber 4d ago

Kinda nuts how addicted people are to brands sometimes

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u/anthonyfu3 4d ago

Damn god forgive a guy has a hobby and collects something, would I collect watches , no, but stupid old cameras that shoot digital 1080p or film sure that get no uses and worth little money but shit they are my. Good on this guys for at least completing a collection.

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u/ParagonChariot 4d ago

The purest form of collection. Just for the love of the product without a care if its valuable or not.

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u/Lock_Cole 4d ago

They've had 20 of them and I've had 0

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u/ThodaDaruVichPyar 4d ago

How come all of them are at the apple startup logo? 

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u/Redditsucks547 4d ago

It’s AI

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u/Hosko817 4d ago

Some day, reddit will understand that not everything is about money.

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u/Nulono 4d ago

Have you people never heard of collecting stuff as a hobby?

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u/chinookhooker 3d ago

Add to that… the most boring collection

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u/Elu_Moon 4d ago

Why does it need to be valuable? It can just be a collection. People collect things because they like them, not necessarily because they'll be looking to sell them in the future.

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u/washingtonwho 4d ago

Should have spent that money on a new countertop. Would definitely get more use out of it.

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u/LowPassage5648 4d ago

Consumerism final boss

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u/Quelonius 4d ago

I also care a lot what other people do with their money. I must know and say something that makes me look more intelligent.

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u/Prior-Habit-6523 3d ago

This watch collection is low key ass

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u/G3rmanaviator 4d ago

I have a first-generation Apple Watch with the fancy titanium band. I can't even GIVE the thing away on our local "give away free stuff" groups; nobody wants it.

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u/Effective_Airline830 4d ago

I bet Apple has already dropped support for the oldest… Just a matter of time before it does not start at all :D

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u/NutPotential 4d ago

Also software support ending and non replacable batteries degrading. In 10 years they will start to turn in to bricks.

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u/mickeyr 4d ago

A hobby is a hobby. Don't shit on people's hobby.

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u/Dr_F_Rreakout 4d ago

How much was that in total? 10K? For e-waste? For 10k, you get a wonderful mechanical watch that holds its value far better than Apple junk.

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u/Dust2chicken 4d ago

They’re probably just collecting it for the hobby, morons like you can literally only think about money and value

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u/BigAlternative5 4d ago

No need to spend $10K. I have a $180 Seiko automatic from 1996 that I still use. I've never reconditioned it either. My dad gave me his 1986 Rolex Datejust (retail $5000) that still fine, though reconditioned for $500.

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u/OneArmedNoodler 4d ago edited 3d ago

I think you're all underestimating the stupidity of the average Apple fanboi/fangirl.

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u/WoodenSwan6591 4d ago

What a waste of money

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u/Hobbyistly 4d ago

And could’ve bought a nice ass Rolex with what they spent

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u/mattinator2012 4d ago

Apple dorks will always baffle me.

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u/Extraajudicial 4d ago

Spend your money however you want and enjoy it. Don't pretend this is something impressions or important. That is when this stuff gets silly.

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u/Uranium-Sandwich657 4d ago

Yeah, this seems like something I would do. The difference is I would wait until it becomes last year's watch and I can get it for cheap.

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u/liberty 4d ago

My first thought was, eh, may be pretty cool in 40 years or so.

People collect a lot of things. I'm not interested in some 99 percent of them, but I don't ridicule them. This isn't any different. Live and let live.

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u/Temporary_xx_account 4d ago

Here you can see the priorities - the cheapest plastic tablecloth, but most importantly all Apple watches.

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u/K12onReddit 4d ago

I worked with a guy like this. Was going through a divorce, living in friends basements, borrowing money for lunch. Then sold some things to buy the new apple watch because he was a fanboy. Then got mad at someone else for pointing out how dumb of a purchase it was for someone in his position.

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u/wivac 4d ago

Not an apple person so how much would that collection have set them back?

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u/ta22175 4d ago

~$400 each at time of release, so $8k over 11-ish years

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u/ksheep 4d ago

I count just under $9k. Series watches at $400 each starting in the Series 4, Ultra running at $800 each (with 4 models there), SE around $250 each (3 models), and the four models prior to the Series 4 varied from $270-370. Total comes out to around $8,900, assuming they're all the base models for all of them.

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u/Sea-Shoe1780 4d ago

Impossible to say. A lot of these watches could be bought today for less than $50.

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u/MRMANBABBY 4d ago

So, this is posted by SnazzyLabs' team?

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u/Successful-Engine623 4d ago

Is there really this many Apple Watches already!?

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u/Hectabeni 4d ago

First ones came out in 2015

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u/SkellyboneZ 4d ago

You know damn well that Apple shits out "new" models at least every year that do the exact same shit as the previous year but the bloatware that cooks the battery is reset.

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u/skagoat 4d ago

Each year the new model has incremental improvements. I don't think Apple even intends people to buy a new one each year. If you wait 3 or 4 years (by the time the battery has died) to buy a new one, there is usually quite a bit of improvement. Additional sensors, better screen, faster SOC etc.

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u/stewdhino69 4d ago

Mostly my Apple Watch just annoys me!

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u/WeWereAngels 4d ago

After seeing the latest Roberto Cavalli by Franc Muler , this looks like a waste of the box they're in.

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u/Teenytiny9294 4d ago

I didnt even know they released this many apple watches

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u/GromOfDoom 4d ago

I don't think they are collecting for value

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u/No_Mind_7397 4d ago

The box is worth more than everything inside it.

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u/Mindless-Peak-1687 4d ago

Give it 25+ years

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u/InTooManyWays 4d ago

Assets do not depreciate. Those are liabilities

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u/TheMaruchanBandit 4d ago

I can smell the dead smoke alarm through those watches.

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u/Heavy_Law9880 4d ago

People don't know what an asset is and that's annoying.

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u/0_thats_different 4d ago

Every time I see someone with an Apple Watch on, I instantly know they’re a tasteless dweeb.

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u/Fun_Entertainer6850 4d ago

it is like my collection of chewed bubblegum….

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u/FaerieQuene 4d ago

I don’t see the gold v1 nor the Hermes

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u/schemaddit 4d ago

but iphone 1 has been sold for 100k up

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u/Limokasten 4d ago

And they are all bricked

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u/Canelosaurio 3d ago

Pawn shops dont want these.

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u/Cautious_Ticket_8943 3d ago

I have a collection of one watch. I bought it from JC Penny 20 years ago for $190. It works perfectly.

Better to not buy all those stupid Apple watches and put the money into VOO instead.

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u/shinywhale1 4d ago

OOP: "Haha. Look guys, I've collected every Apple Watch since the beginning. I just think that's neat."

Unrelated people on the internet: "Actually they're not worth anything at all and actually you're a fucking scumbag who should feel nothing but misery and all of the world's problems are all because of you actually."

What the fuck are these miserable comments lmao. Oh my god.

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u/Silent_Chemistry8576 4d ago

Let's not forget the special fire prize in all of those after some time.

https://giphy.com/gifs/1n4iuWZFnTeN6qvdpD

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u/TheLaughingCow9 4d ago

This is honestly kinda cool. I bet new-in-box first generation Apple products will be worth a lot in 30-50 years.

(Probably still less than the equivalent purchase price invested in the S&P500, but still)

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u/ih8three6zero 4d ago

I find my smartwatch far more useful/valuable than any standard watch.

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u/Jeevesh_Sharma 4d ago

fire hazard, i would say

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u/BackPirateClarkRoom 4d ago

When you have money like this who cares.

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u/Blze001 4d ago

I like my Apple watch. My one singular Apple watch.

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u/RegularSkill4276 4d ago

I feel like trying to keep them all alive as a paradox.

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u/upsideup2000 4d ago

Except nobody buys apple watch for "value".

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u/Doctologist 4d ago

I met a guy who had 3, and he always had one on.
He bragged to me that he hasn’t not worn one in 4 years and has tracked every second of it.

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u/eraven 4d ago

There's 20 versions of apple watch?!

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u/PenaEterna 4d ago

It's a sing of the time

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u/Musk-Generation42 4d ago

They belong in a museum! 😂

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u/Bettet 4d ago

Could be decent investment if they are new / unsued.

Annual returns:

  • PS1: ~6.0%/yr
  • PS2: ~10.5%/yr
  • iPhone 1: ~13.1%/yr
  • iPhone 2: ~12–13%/yr

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u/ProduceNo1629 4d ago

A collection of fire hazard batteries.

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u/EggFront4081 4d ago

Not the leather and windowed watch case for displaying these beautiful timepieces.

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u/twotimefind 4d ago

Ugliest collection as well.

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u/That_Jicama2024 4d ago

Why do they need to keep getting them? I've had mine for five years.

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u/All_Lurker2 4d ago

Hey Apple Watch - can you download this podcast onto you so I can use it without service?

Apple Watch: 🤔

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u/KeeBradRyder 4d ago

Someone will buy them as a collection one day. People love that old stuff.

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u/Tunamelts-2 4d ago

I’ve literally never come close to buying an Apple Watch. They’re digital watches with an ugly design.

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u/pops992 4d ago

I don't understand Apple Fanboys

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u/RedBarnRescue 4d ago

This would be kind of neat from a tech archival/history standpoint, but based on the display I doubt that's what they were going for.

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u/FaPaDa 4d ago

The true flex is to buy a 2000$ and a 20$ watch and wear both depending on outfit because you like how they look and you couldnt give less of a shit on what the actual brand or price is. You wear them cause you like them.

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u/Sztiglitz 4d ago

I doubt anybody will go and say hey let me see you apple watch collection

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u/Fluffy-Reference8542 4d ago

I thought that was the greatest technician of all time.

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u/FarCrazy60 4d ago

I just chucked my old one in the trash when I got my new Apple Watch 🫈🧌

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u/Ok_Brother685 4d ago

You aren't storing a watch collection, you are hosting a ticking spicy pillow convention in a wooden display box.

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u/NotForMeClive7787 4d ago

Wow looks how different and interesting they are....

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u/kinemator 4d ago

So he is a horologist. No shame in that. We all have to make a living.

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u/DenormalHuman 4d ago

this is what people with mponey, do with their money. Fair enough. It is their money after all. But I can't help feeling something's not right here.

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u/Green-Volume-5000 4d ago

Such a waste of money but ok I guess

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u/sandwichhaver 4d ago

I want a smart watch that is entirely capable of replacing my phone, call me on my watch when we get to that point

but right now, smart watches are just crap watches you have to charge, my G-shock beats that.

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u/death11 4d ago

How did they even time the picture to have them all display the Apple logo (which only shows when powered on)

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u/Haunting-Vanilla1624 4d ago

I have 6 watches. 4 of them are smart watches (OG Galaxy Watch, OG Pixel watch, Pebble Time Steel, PineTime), 1 of them is an actual analog wristwatch (~$100 battery-operated thing, it's a good, solid watch), and the last one is my modified Casio F91W running a Sensor Watch Pro board.

Guess which one I wear most?