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== Collecting and auction context ==
== Collecting and auction context ==


The 6105 does not reach 4467 money, but the spread is still real. Yellow gold is the baseline, pink gold carries a premium, black gilt dials carry more, and Serpico or destro examples sit above that again. The rarest watches trade too infrequently to set a stable price.
Auction prices vary with case metal, dial and condition. The available sales are too few to establish a stable premium for pink gold, black gilt, Serpico dials or left-hand examples.


The market position is steady rather than explosive. The 6105 matters more for what it is in the Datejust story than for any speculative market heat.
The market position is steady rather than explosive. The 6105 matters more for what it is in the Datejust story than for any speculative market heat.
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