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AdamITR · 12 May 2016, 01:41 AM

I recently purchased a 1993, Rolex Datejust Turn-o-graph, Two Tone, Jubilee. It was purchased from a nice Jewelry Store, pre-owned. The condition is excellent, I don't think it was even worn. I have the receipt of purchase. However, I believe that the Appraisal value is more than I paid (got a nice deal).

So my question is, where can I take the watch to get it Appraised? I have no AD's in my area ... closest is approx. 75 miles away. I do have a great local store, that might help, but not sure, and rather not leave the watch there for an extended period. This is for my insurance company. I've looked at eBay, etc. But honestly don't know it's MSRP. From understanding it seems like an uncommon dial combo.

Any advice is appreciated. Yes, I did a search on the forums first :)

This is the watch:

12 May 2016, 01:41 AM	#1
AdamITR "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: NY Posts: 71	Question Regarding Appraisal. I recently purchased a 1993, Rolex Datejust Turn-o-graph, Two Tone, Jubilee. It was purchased from a nice Jewelry Store, pre-owned. The condition is excellent, I don't think it was even worn. I have the receipt of purchase. However, I believe that the Appraisal value is more than I paid (got a nice deal). So my question is, where can I take the watch to get it Appraised? I have no AD's in my area ... closest is approx. 75 miles away. I do have a great local store, that might help, but not sure, and rather not leave the watch there for an extended period. This is for my insurance company. I've looked at eBay, etc. But honestly don't know it's MSRP. From understanding it seems like an uncommon dial combo. Any advice is appreciated. Yes, I did a search on the forums first :) This is the watch:

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