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RichC · 6 July 2012, 04:43 AM

Is there a "Kelley Blue Book" sort of thing for used Rolexes? Doing research for what a fair/good price for a BNIB or mint watch on the grey market is much easier than for one that's been worn daily for 2-4 years (ie. with its share of scratches, etc). Is there a rough rule-of-thumb for this? The "if you plan to keep it for a while, pay whatever you feel is reasonable or makes you happy" doesn't really give peace of mind.

Specifically I'm looking at run-of-the-mill 36mm Datejusts (SS oyster bracelet, no diamonds) for daily wearing.

6 July 2012, 04:43 AM	#1
RichC "TRF" Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Real Name: Richard C Location: Seattle, WA Watch: Seiko Sealion M55 Posts: 4	Depreciation Is there a "Kelley Blue Book" sort of thing for used Rolexes? Doing research for what a fair/good price for a BNIB or mint watch on the grey market is much easier than for one that's been worn daily for 2-4 years (ie. with its share of scratches, etc). Is there a rough rule-of-thumb for this? The "if you plan to keep it for a while, pay whatever you feel is reasonable or makes you happy" doesn't really give peace of mind. Specifically I'm looking at run-of-the-mill 36mm Datejusts (SS oyster bracelet, no diamonds) for daily wearing.

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