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pdk9 · 11 June 2016, 02:41 AM

I am 46 yrs old and have finally decided to buy my "retirement watch". I have been looking at various configurations of the Datejust but don't know how to get a true value of the watch. I really like the look of one that is local which is a 1994 TT, white face with diamonds but the price is $6600 and they seem pretty firm. There are no service records and the crystal is aftermarket, otherwise it looks great.

A second one that I have found is online. It is a 1995 TT, has service records, ivory face, diamonds and $5100. I can't seem to find any information on what would make the white faced model that is older without service records worth $1500 more. I like the appearance of the white faced better but don't know if I like it enough to spend $1500 more for it. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

11 June 2016, 02:41 AM	#1
pdk9 "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Maine Posts: 11	Datejust Advice Please I am 46 yrs old and have finally decided to buy my "retirement watch". I have been looking at various configurations of the Datejust but don't know how to get a true value of the watch. I really like the look of one that is local which is a 1994 TT, white face with diamonds but the price is $6600 and they seem pretty firm. There are no service records and the crystal is aftermarket, otherwise it looks great. A second one that I have found is online. It is a 1995 TT, has service records, ivory face, diamonds and $5100. I can't seem to find any information on what would make the white faced model that is older without service records worth $1500 more. I like the appearance of the white faced better but don't know if I like it enough to spend $1500 more for it. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.

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