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16 March 2013, 04:18 AM | #31 |
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No way you're getting anywhere near $10K for something Platinum
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16 March 2013, 05:12 AM | #32 |
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I'm pretty confident if the seller knows what they have a $10K "DD" with diamond bezel probably wouldn't have the exact same movement.
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Only recently did platinum exceed the price of gold which can be sold by us mere folk at about $30 a gram (for the sake of purchasing a watch and determining gold value). Also, I believe platinum is only used in the case, bezel and bracelet of a Rolex, not the movement so I don't know why the movement of a platinum rolex would be better since I don't know if the movement contain platinum parts but I know it contains gold parts. And, with the difference in the price of platinum and gold being so close, I don't see how it warrants such an extravagant price tag but like everyone has said - price will find a buyer. I do know the platinum rolex watches are worth more than the gold and maybe less are made and that's why these are so expensive. |
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