It also has the reverse effect of making it a bad time to sell your Waltham watch. In a strange way though that creates a good buying market, in terms of a longer term investment. That is simply because disposable income is not so readily available for people to splash out on luxuries. It is also worth pointing out that in times of recession the value of all antiques tends to fall. They are also no longer produced and that means of course, that the ones that are in existence, become more treasured and that in turn increases value. They are now classed as a collector's item, more simply because of their age than anything else. Hopefully this short guide will help you do just that very thing. I have had a few requests from people wanting to know a few tips on how to properly identify a Waltham Pocket Watch.
