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Hendrikus · 17 October 2018, 10:32 PM

Having completed my collection of Rolex Sports watches, time to turn one's focus on the next (long-term) addition. I think I need to add something a little more classic : other that my (albeit beautiful) 1978 Datejust, I just have Submariner and GMT's.

I've been looking at the Day-Date 40 - fluted yellow gold, with champagne dial. The MRSP for this watch is £30,200 here in the UK.

So a question (being someone who really has only focused on the Sports market these last few years) is whether this is a watch which is best to pick up used? Is it hard to get etc?

17 October 2018, 10:32 PM	#1
Hendrikus 2024 Pledge Member Join Date: Feb 2018 Location: Norfolk, UK Watch: All of them... Posts: 815	Day-Date 40 (228328) Having completed my collection of Rolex Sports watches, time to turn one's focus on the next (long-term) addition. I think I need to add something a little more classic : other that my (albeit beautiful) 1978 Datejust, I just have Submariner and GMT's. I've been looking at the Day-Date 40 - fluted yellow gold, with champagne dial. The MRSP for this watch is £30,200 here in the UK. So a question (being someone who really has only focused on the Sports market these last few years) is whether this is a watch which is best to pick up used? Is it hard to get etc? __________________ A collector of Rolex, Patek, Vacheron, JLC and Cartier

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