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Old 4 June 2012, 01:12 PM   #301
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Interesting - I never thought authorised dealers were dealing with resellers.

Where do you think re-seller's source their watches from???? Rolex only distributes to AD's ....
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Old 4 June 2012, 03:28 PM   #302
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Old 6 June 2012, 04:01 AM   #303
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I hate to make you REALLY weep but:

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Prices are (of course) in GBP Sterling.

The 'investment aspect' of Rolex is the reason that the brand remains so strong. The moment they start cutting prices or openly discounting is the moment we should all be worried.
Am I misreading here, 116519... WG Leather strap daytona is only £ 10k ? I remember looking at it in the UK, and (with Meteoerite was closer to £19k if memory serves, and I assume the meteorite was worth about £3k itself)
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Old 6 June 2012, 04:04 AM   #304
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Am I misreading here, 116519... WG Leather strap daytona is only £ 10k ? I remember looking at it in the UK, and (with Meteoerite was closer to £19k if memory serves, and I assume the meteorite was worth about £3k itself)
Note the date. September 2000.
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Old 6 June 2012, 04:29 AM   #305
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I visited an AD over lunch, the new price of the 116718 GMTIIC 18K is $33,250! Up from $29,500. Just wow...
That is an unrealistic new price to me. I have a 116718 "G" I got from a trusted seller on TRF BNIB last year and it was sold to me at an approximate 27% MSRP discount with the papers in my name. I think the days of double digit discounts on lower price range watches and sports models are going to quickly disappear if they haven't already but discounts on gold watches will still be around because few will be willing to pay the price of a new Mustang or Camero for a watch.
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Old 7 June 2012, 04:50 AM   #306
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All of you that feel Rolex is now out of reach, will you consider Tudor? Sounds like Rolex knows exactly what they are doing in the US Market.
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Old 7 June 2012, 06:09 AM   #307
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Note the date. September 2000.
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Old 7 June 2012, 06:21 AM   #308
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$12.5k for a DSSD. What a joke. I paid $8k new from an AD.... Rolex is going to price themselves out of their target market. Guess that why I'm glad I have a few Rolexes now off to another brand...

TY David. Sorry for the complaint just a little shocked at some of the new msrps.
You just cant stand your DeepSea... Ive had one since they first came out. How about I pay you 9k and take it off your hands?
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Old 7 June 2012, 07:14 AM   #309
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5 Grand delta for two-tone vs stainless steel. How do they justify that? A SS sub was 5 Grand just a few short years ago.

I will stick with my SD and vintage DeVille, then maybe pick up a pre-owned planet ocean.
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Old 7 June 2012, 11:02 AM   #310
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Target market is not the US or middle east anymore Gunter ,, now its china and we have to "row faster" just to keep up .. Rolex have done there homework

In Asia, Rolex is King of Watches. In some countries there, even the taxi and bus-drivers wear a Rolex watch - genuine and not a fake one, mind you.

Once the majority of the Chinese in China starts buying Rolex watches, others will be lucky to get one.

Come rain, come shine, Rolex price increase is as sure as the sun-rise. It is nothing new and this has been happening, since the good old days.

To the many, only Rolex is a watch.
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