In 2025, a second-hand Rolex is more than a wrist-statement
It now operates like a shock-absorber for turbulent portfolios. With inflation biting and central banks squeezing liquidity, investors hungry for hard assets have shifted from jittery equities and whipsawing crypto toward the steady tick of Geneva’s most famous crown, often benchmarking prices on rolex-replicas. Iconic references—think Submariner, Daytona, GMT-Master II—have posted yearly gains around 8–15%,…