The answer offers a simple lesson on how the rich think

When they want to move money, especially in a pull back environment

They move it into diamonds and luxury watches

Why?

Because they’re both hard assets & carriers of money

And neither require a title or registration

You can simply take a watch from here to Asia, remove the watch from your wrist, and sell it. 

You see…

…something that you never realized

Is that Jewelers are nothing more than International money managers

That’s the core of what high end luxury watches are used for

And there’s no reason you can’t play the same game

You need to pay attention… 

To what names can keep your money safe right now:

Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, & Rolex

Park your cash in the right models, let it sit, and your money will ride out any economic wave

But you have to buy correctly 

Here’s how it works

Something important happens when we see high levels of market volatility

The hype on the higher end stuff disappears 

And what you’re left with are prices that will get hot again 

So you park your money into those assets now

You buy undervalued goods that have no room to go down but room to go up

Take the Rolex Skydweller

The Stainless and blue dial versions were overhyped 

And have since crashed back to earth

I think there’s opportunity in the Yacht 2 market, the white gold in particular

The right luxury watches become safe havens right about now

The rich view them as a safer place for cash in a time of uncertainty

Gold in and of itself is a carrier of money. 

That’s why watches are made of gold. 

You can’t spend gold. But you can park your money in the asset. 

The money always has to flow somewhere. 

And right now, the smart money is flowing into Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe & Rolex. 

Yours can too. 

That's what I've been working on with top professionals.

To help them build a durable portfolio of alternative assets

There's just a few common mistakes to avoid.

And you don’t have to be a billionaire (or millionaire) to get started.

Message me when you’re ready to learn more about how the wealthy use luxury watches as a safe haven.