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13 June 2019, 01:45 AM | #33 |
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Yup. Having dealt with WF as a seller and been quite satisfied with the experience, I have to say I would think twice about dealing with them in future (even if I could get on board with the insane prices) on the basis of their sourcing watches from him and therefore potentially others like him.
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That the BLNR was made only because Rolex wasnt able to make a red is one of the biggest myth in Forums! This was never confirmed by Rolex and if you ask me-its still not possible to make a nice red from cerachrome as even the red of the BLRO Mk2 is far from a "real", plain shinny red!
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13 June 2019, 06:12 PM | #38 |
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Makes sense....The Nautilus range literally jumped 10k + overnight. Shouldn't have passed on that 5990 for £59k a few months back
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I honestly don't understand with prices like you guys have in UK, why do you even buy watches there. A lot of greys have brand new Hulks for 14k Euros in Continental Europe, which is considerably less than 15k Pounds. And you guys are in EU, still, so you wouldn't need to pay taxes bringing it into UK. Seems like a good way to save money.
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13 June 2019, 06:57 PM | #42 | |
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Plus I wouldn’t really care if Saddam Hussain had owned a watch of mine. I would care if there was an even small chance it could be a Superfake, which was my point rather than the morality aspect. In any event one of my foibles is that I don’t buy used watches so it’s all moot anyway.
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I got worried when I saw the prices increase...
And has it happens my AD has just called to say my LV is ready for collection! I couldnt recommend my AD enough, ive only been waiting 6 months for one! |
13 June 2019, 09:18 PM | #44 |
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Interesting so they are still being delivered in UK I had heard they had stopped. Pics!
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13 June 2019, 09:49 PM | #45 |
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13 June 2019, 10:15 PM | #46 |
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13 June 2019, 11:02 PM | #48 |
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The madness probably won’t end because genuine watch enthusiasts are being replaced by a new breed of speculators and investors who have only recently got into watches - just for the purpose of buying Rolex’s for the money. With interest rates so low people know they can buy a Rolex steel sports and make thousands, most wont have heard or care about other great brands like Zenith for example.
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Are they selling at £13,500 though?
The whole watch market is a joke really and controlled by big hitters telling people what things are worth. If grey dealers start listing them for £13,500 there’s a thread saying they’re £13,500 now. Some people are just crazy paying these prices, especially for new models. I was watching a vid last night with some Rolex expert/dealer & another watch dealer, they were going through some of his pieces and it was just like “see this piece, 5 years ago $10k, now $50k. This piece $1.5m when you couldn’t give them away”. So much of this business is people plucking huge numbers out the air. Good luck to them but what amazes me is the fact people are willing to pay these crazy prices. There’s so much guff and hot air that’s spouted like these things are some amazing treasure from an Egyptian tomb or something. I can tell you for sure the last Hulk on a UK forum sat on the sale section at £10,750 without interest until he dropped the price to £10k and then it sold. This was only last week. Paying over rrp for a new watch is crazy to me and will be the first part of the market to collapse when interest rates go up here. |
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14 June 2019, 01:03 AM | #51 |
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WF's 2016 model which I compare to mine has gone up three times in the last 2 weeks. It's now over £14k. Imagine what they will do if it discontinues lol I reckon £20k mark
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Your right instagram is the cause of it and its not going away any time soon!!!
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14 June 2019, 02:50 AM | #54 |
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Yes, it has to be, this used to be a closed and specialised hobby, but now info sharing is so widespread and so quick that anything can catch fire and go viral.
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14 June 2019, 05:15 AM | #55 |
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It’s here to stay and prices will continue to rise. When the younger guys into Rolex now (hot models) start getting older and get more disposable ££ then can you imagine the impact on discontinued / vintage pieces. They are already competing in the emerging economies of Asia / South America; imagine when they are also competing in 10 years time with the emerged economies and each other. then we will start to see some truly incredible prices. For these guys and their social media bubble these trinkets are absolute must haves and they’ll do anything to get them and post them on social media for kudos
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14 June 2019, 07:01 AM | #57 |
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My AD is still getting them. Very occasionally, same as usual, but no shut down of supply.
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