GMT master II pepsi

[garyk]

Originally Posted by peterpl

LOL - start saving

+1

[Speed]

I paid $4,000 for a mint 16710 in 2009 on TRF

[bp1000]

Originally Posted by Speed

I paid $4,000 for a mint 16710 in 2009 on TRF

Add 1k and 5 years to that for mine

[BNABOD]

Once the $ is spent I don’t reminisce on price

[daOnlyBG]

OP, only you can determine what's a fair price to pay.

Grey market dealers are willing to pay a fat premium over MSRP for the Pepsi, because their customers are willing to give them a profit on top of that. This alone should tell you that MSRP is not a fair market value, but rather really discounted.

Some of us had to build relationships, some of us got lucky, some of us paid a little over MSRP, some of us paid a lot higher. That said, very, very few of us actually dwell on the price that we paid. And for what it's worth, look at the history of TRF users who keep speculating that the so-called "bubble" will "pop." You'll find threads that date back years and years. Well, nothing has changed.

[Mifune]

I will share...


ZERO

because no one will sell me one... @ msrp.

[uniqueMR]

Be patience and pay msrp

[Waddy1]

Picked mine up 2 days ago from the AD, retail. Love it.

[Speedbird-1]

1675, not from TRF, and in 1974 but, MRSP of £224.00. Happy days.
In 40 years time, sixteen grand might sound like a bargain.

[Polarexplorerii]

Originally Posted by Handey0465

Most people who went grey are ashamed to give the exact price. So don’t expect many replies.

yup!

[AJMarcus]

Msrp at my AD in June 2018

[ras47]

Traded a DSSD for which I paid $8900 US about 3 years ago.

[kohuti02]

Has been in rotation for 18 years and counting...
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[ALF61]

Bingo!!!

Originally Posted by daonlybg

op, only you can determine what's a fair price to pay.

Grey market dealers are willing to pay a fat premium over msrp for the pepsi, because their customers are willing to give them a profit on top of that. This alone should tell you that msrp is not a fair market value, but rather really discounted.

Some of us had to build relationships, some of us got lucky, some of us paid a little over msrp, some of us paid a lot higher. That said, very, very few of us actually dwell on the price that we paid. And for what it's worth, look at the history of trf users who keep speculating that the so-called "bubble" will "pop." you'll find threads that date back years and years. Well, nothing has changed.

[cbalster]

$21,875

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthre...ght=126710BLRO

[MrMercedes]

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

MSRP from AD for me

same here....!

[ocwatching]

msrp from my AD

[Boaters]

Well a lot less than what they sell for now that I do know.

[MagPI]

One miiilllliiion dollars

[enjoythemusic]

~7% over msrp from AD.

[ltdan]

Originally Posted by peterpl

Never ever pay over msrp for a mass produced watch and especially not one thats still got another 5-10 years of production run.

[D.P.G.]

$9,250 (US) plus tax in December 2019.