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Datejust10019 · 13 August 2012, 07:31 AM

Let's say you want to own an 18K gold Rolex Day-Date with a President bracelet. BNIB, the price is about $28,500. But you can purchase a pre-owned, gently worn (pre-1995 or so) Day-Date/President with its timeless, classic design for $10K here or elsewhere online.

Then you send the pre-owned DD/President to Rolex for overhaul servicing at a cost of maybe $1,500. At this point, you've got $11,500 in a pre-owned watch that brand new would cost nearly three times as much.

So what is the argument for buying brand new, unless you just have money to throw around?

13 August 2012, 07:31 AM	#1
Datejust10019 "TRF" Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Texas Watch: Rolex Datejust YG Posts: 167	Buy New v Buy Older Pre-Owned Let's say you want to own an 18K gold Rolex Day-Date with a President bracelet. BNIB, the price is about $28,500. But you can purchase a pre-owned, gently worn (pre-1995 or so) Day-Date/President with its timeless, classic design for $10K here or elsewhere online. Then you send the pre-owned DD/President to Rolex for overhaul servicing at a cost of maybe $1,500. At this point, you've got $11,500 in a pre-owned watch that brand new would cost nearly three times as much. So what is the argument for buying brand new, unless you just have money to throw around?

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