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3 May 2016, 02:14 PM | #1 |
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Out from the deep?
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Long time I was considering a Daytona black or white, I like both. And seems that the time arrived. The other day I saw in a local forum that a guy was selling his Daytona and accepting some trades for other Rolex. I did offer to him my DeepSea and he agreed. My DeepSea is from 2011 G serial. Daytona from 2001 K serial. Both watches are complete and unpolished. The seller wants my watch and 1500$ on top, do you think it's a fair trade? Maybe I'll meet the guy today or tomorrow. Anything I should check in the watch? Here some photos of the watch. Why I've decided to let the DeepSea go? I wear only the 14060 Swiss only and the LV MKI, I don't know why, maybe the size or cause I see the dial to busy after the 14060. Thank you for your time and help ;) Juan |
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That's a nice looking 116520. Skinny hands and original clasp (I'd forgotten about that clasp).
The Daytona is quite a bit older than your DSSD. You may want to ask about service history. If you'll need to give it a service, that may be a consideration in the price. |
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Yes, I'll ask about the service history, let's see. But I guess I'll get this answer, I didn't wear the watch much and never needed service. I was thinking to offer 1000$, but I don't know if the right price should be 1500$ as he seller asked. Thanks Enviado desde mi Redmi Note 3 mediante Tapatalk |
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The watch looks good and I think the money is about right - I think if you offer 1000-1200 that covers you to get the Daytona serviced/pressure tested.
The Daytona would be about 9,500-10,000 selling in the open market and your watch would be 8,000-8,500 so it's pretty close. Best of luck and post pics when you make the deal!
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Let's see if there is any luck. Juan |
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Are you OK w/ that older clasp?
I think the newer one is much better. |
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If you are comfortable with letting your Deepsea go, the money is about right but I would offer a little less than the 1,500 as chances are that the Daytona will need a service.
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If you want a Daytona over the Deepsea, go for it!
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Seller is asking for 2200$ now... So I said no to him. I don't understand why people says a price and after change their mind. Anyway, there will be more SS Daytona out there waiting for me ;)
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$1500 seems like a very fair amount to me. I would grab it and run. Even if it does need a service, you are about right.
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I don't know. He said 1600$ and I agreed, asked for some discount but was OK without it. Now he said 2200$. So no, of course not. For this money I prefer to keep the DSSD or get Daytona with less years.
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totally crazy to come back and ask for more, LOL.
anyway, i don't think it was a good deal, so, all the better for you. i'd have said, given the respective MSRPs, ages and service costs, the trade should have been much closer to even than $1,500 coming from you. |
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I would keep the DSSD over the Daytona any day!
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3 May 2016, 11:45 PM | #21 |
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Problem is that I do not wear it. I wear the 14060 or LV. Just to try the Daytona and if I don't like it I can easily sell it, trade it or give it to my wife and get another watch for me.
I try to just keep the watches I use. But for sure, the DSSD is an amazing watch Regards |
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Or maybe one of the new ceramics when they are available? In any case, you've got a great watch to enjoy in the meantime.
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