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Xkalifornian · 11 March 2010, 08:38 AM

Hello all,

I am attempting to sell a ladies model 6917 date for a friend who's wife has passed away. He says the watch has no sentimental meaning and he just wants to sell it. Before doing so I thought I would run a couple of photos by the experts to make sure this watch is a genuine Rolex. And if so, what ballpark the price range should be. It has no box or paperwork and watch appears to be in about the 85% good to very good neighborhood. Serial number starts with 744. I appreciate any thoughts or guidance.

Thanks

11 March 2010, 08:38 AM	#1
Xkalifornian Banned Join Date: Jan 2007 Real Name: Mark Location: Cochise County,AZ Watch: 7016 snowflake Posts: 81	Reality check Hello all, I am attempting to sell a ladies model 6917 date for a friend who's wife has passed away. He says the watch has no sentimental meaning and he just wants to sell it. Before doing so I thought I would run a couple of photos by the experts to make sure this watch is a genuine Rolex. And if so, what ballpark the price range should be. It has no box or paperwork and watch appears to be in about the 85% good to very good neighborhood. Serial number starts with 744. I appreciate any thoughts or guidance. Thanks

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