No-Date Sub Price Yet?

[tomchicago]

forgive me if this has already been asked but do we have price guidance on the no-date sub?

[N.J.L.]

£4960 in the UK

[British-GT]

It doesn't seem long ago they were half this price

[itchy243mhz]

4960 British pounds sterling = 7771.3280 US dollars

Yahooey!

[FNFZ4]

Originally Posted by itchy243mhz

4960 British pounds sterling = 7771.3280 US dollars

Yahooey!

you also have to take in consideration that everything is expensive in the UK. My best estimate is that it will be 6500 to 7300 USD.

[itchy243mhz]

Yep, you're right about the cost delta in the UK. We'll have to wait until someone scans the new price book and posts that.

[SaddleSC]

I think $6850 to $7000 sounds about right.

[rolexdeepsea]

I think it be just a bit shy of £5k

[A.J.R.]

Originally Posted by SaddleSC

I think $6850 to $7000 sounds about right.

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by SaddleSC

I think $6850 to $7000 sounds about right.

I think that these figures are extremely optimistic, unless Rolex intends to use the Sub ND as a loss leader.

The 116610 costs $8000 and the only difference between it and the 114060 is going to be the movement, the dial and crystal.

There's not a $1000 difference in costs there that I can see, because the date complication, the most significant difference, isn't that big a deal.

A currency converter always over-estimates the US prices, but not by all that much.

If someone can make a better argument for a cheaper watch, I'm all ears.

I think $7250 is a low-ball possibility. $7450 is a better guess.

[gwalker]

$6775

[GradyPhilpott]

Originally Posted by gwalker

$6775

A lot of people would love that, but can you rationalize that figure?

I'd really like to hear it.

Heck, if it comes in at that, I might buy one myself.

[MortgageGuy]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

I think that these figures are extremely optimistic, unless Rolex intends to use the Sub ND as a loss leader.

The 116610 costs $8000 and the only difference between it and the 114060 is going to be the movement, the dial and crystal.

There's not a $1000 difference in costs there that I can see, because the date complication, the most significant difference, isn't that big a deal.

A currency converter always over-estimates the US prices, but not by all that much.

If someone can make a better argument for a cheaper watch, I'm all ears.

I think $7250 is a low-ball possibility. $7450 is a better guess.

AGREED

[Speed]

[snaggle]

Originally Posted by GradyPhilpott

I think that these figures are extremely optimistic, unless Rolex intends to use the Sub ND as a loss leader.

The 116610 costs $8000 and the only difference between it and the 114060 is going to be the movement, the dial and crystal.

There's not a $1000 difference in costs there that I can see, because the date complication, the most significant difference, isn't that big a deal.

A currency converter always over-estimates the US prices, but not by all that much.

If someone can make a better argument for a cheaper watch, I'm all ears.

I think $7250 is a low-ball possibility. $7450 is a better guess.

Agreed that $7,450 would be the best estimate. I would imagine it would be right at $7,500 sharp - which leaves room of $500 to make a difference in price for the date sub - I mean, the only thing extra is a date wheel with a minor complication - everything else being the same.

But this is also considering the sub will stay at $8k. Who knows... Very likely Rolex might bump it up to maybe $8,200 or so when the ND sub comes out at 7.5k