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From Canvases to Timepieces: The Parallel Worlds of Art and Luxury Watches in Wealth Management
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From Canvases to Timepieces: The Parallel Worlds of Art and Luxury Watches in Wealth Management

In a world where traditional investments can falter, tangible assets like a Picasso painting or a Patek Philippe watch offer more than just beauty. They offer enduring value.

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Sergio Galanti
Dec 22, 2024
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I. Introduction

Alternative investment assets are non-traditional financial instruments that offer diversification and protection against market volatility. Among these, two particularly notable categories are art and luxury watches. Art has long been a hallmark of culture and wealth, while luxury watches have increasingly been recognized as both functional tools and symbols of status. In recent years, both categories have gained prominence as viable investment options due to their ability to retain value and offer emotional as well as financial returns. This essay examines the historical context, market dynamics, emotional appeal, risks, and strategies of investing in art and luxury watches, demonstrating that both share significant similarities that make them appealing as alternative investments.

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