By Robertino Altieri The holiday season has always been pivotal for luxury watch sales, and this year brings a particularly promising outlook. Contrary to the usual holiday price hikes in many markets, the secondary watch market has seen notable price declines. Over the past year, prices for iconic brands like Rolex have dropped by an average of five to 10 per cent. But this price dip has done nothing to stymie demand; instead, it’s set off a surge in sales as savvy holiday shoppers rush to seize the opportunity to buy premium timepieces at more accessible prices. This trend has been especiall…