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Whatever might've begun in 2013 though, it was nothing like link what happened during the pandemic: We all know the story, link and it's not even one that's limited to watches – it happened with pretty much every asset worth having or not having, from Pokemon cards to a link thing called crypto. Paying $200,000 for a steel, time-only watch that retailed for a tenth of that price wasn't the most ridiculous thing people started doing during the pandemic, but it was certainly up there.

Just consider Deloitte's most recent watch-business report It reads that the pre-owned luxury watch market is expected to grow up to 75 percent by the end of the 2020s growing from approximately 20 billion Swiss francs to a total link of 35 billion Swiss francs by the end link of 2030. With all that interest and potential capital floating around it makes complete sense that a large-scale exhibition should exist to bring pre-owned vendors and link potential clients together.