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Old 1 February 2008, 02:09 AM   #1
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Prices of bracelets, bezels, crowns etc?

Hi, not sure if there is already a thread asking this, but hopefully not. I have a Rolex SS DJ 36mm and was thinking of changing a couple of things to yellow or rose gold, does anyone know the prices of the following:

-Rose Gold Bezel
-Yellow Gold Bezel
-SS/YG Oyster Bracelet
-SS/Rose Gold Oyster Bracelet
-Rose Gold Crown
-YG Crown

Thanks!
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Old 1 February 2008, 02:55 AM   #2
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First I would not alter your watch in any way if its S.Steel leave it as S.Steel,and those parts will be very expencive.And would cost you almost as much as buying a genuine new TT watch.And in real terms you could de-value your S.steel watch,you would end up with a frankenwatch.
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Old 1 February 2008, 03:20 AM   #3
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I agree with Padi, a couple of years ago I was looking for a two tone GMT. I saw several "conversions" on different sites. They do not bring that much money plus they will always have the serial number for the actual metal or combos it was made with. If you want to go two tone you would be better off trading yours in for the one you want.

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Old 1 February 2008, 05:47 AM   #4
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Thanks guys...so I will keep my SS as it is and perhaps one day trade it in, but I am still loving it!
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Old 1 February 2008, 09:41 AM   #5
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First I would not alter your watch in any way if its S.Steel leave it as S.Steel,and those parts will be very expencive.And would cost you almost as much as buying a genuine new TT watch.And in real terms you could de-value your S.steel watch,you would end up with a frankenwatch.
Plus RSC would undo the changes since the model (according to the model number engraved at 12 o' clock between the lugs) does not correspond to the bracelet and bezel.
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Old 1 February 2008, 09:44 AM   #6
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all that stuff on ebay is pretty cheap.
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