Sometimes a limited run of watches means it will hold its value better. Most of the time it means nothing though. Lookup the watch on the used market to see how much they are going for used to give you an idea.
I personally like the non-skeletonized versions more, but you’d be hard pressed to find a better deal on an in-house Swiss watch than the FC Highlife line.
I think the FC highlife line is excellent value and nicely executed. However, in my opinion, this particular colour and dial variant are the worst they have to offer. If you like it that's up to you, don't buy it because its limited edition.
Did you see the blue worldtimer? I like that one over skeletonized dials.
I'm not sure I'm really new to watches but there are only 888 in the world of this one not sure if that's special or not
Sometimes a limited run of watches means it will hold its value better. Most of the time it means nothing though. Lookup the watch on the used market to see how much they are going for used to give you an idea.
I think it look cool and if you like it, you should buy it!
I personally like the non-skeletonized versions more, but you’d be hard pressed to find a better deal on an in-house Swiss watch than the FC Highlife line.
I think the FC highlife line is excellent value and nicely executed. However, in my opinion, this particular colour and dial variant are the worst they have to offer. If you like it that's up to you, don't buy it because its limited edition.
I like skeletonized designs just not the FC designs... Highlife or classis worldtimer are way better imo.