Rolex batman 116710blnr dose the year matter?

[Dorel92]

Hi guy's,

I own a batman date 2013, it's rolex first bicolour ceramic, also first batman they introduced, I'm wondering in years to come will it matter wat year it is, as a vintage as the kermit is more expensive with the flat 4 which is 2003 or 2004 I belive they brought out, other kermit that are newer aren't worth as much, will this be the same for batman? Or the newer the watch the better? I know now newer year is more expensive over the warranty rolex offers. Regards Albert

[Maverick_1908]

What if the answer is no?


The Flat 4 LV sub is the 50th anniversary model, that’s why I don’t think it will happen for the 2013 BLNR. It’s just the first year of a new reference.

A better comparison would be to the new SD43 from 2017. Also an anniversary reference.


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[padi56]

Originally Posted by Dorel92

Hi guy's,

I own a batman date 2013, it's rolex first bicolour ceramic, also first batman they introduced, I'm wondering in years to come will it matter wat year it is, as a vintage as the kermit is more expensive with the flat 4 which is 2003 or 2004 I belive they brought out, other kermit that are newer aren't worth as much, will this be the same for batman? Or the newer the watch the better? I know now newer year is more expensive over the warranty rolex offers. Regards Albert

Like all watches they are worth only what someone will pay its that simple.

[Tools]

Unlikely.

The original Anniversary Celebration Sub Date LV was recognized at the time as a special watch and serious collectors immediately sought, and bought, mint examples.

A black and blue insert on a GMT is not really meaningful in the grand scheme of things.

Now the original ceramic release of the red/blue version, which is a return to the original classic trim, may be one to hang onto. It definitely has historic meaning.

In any case, trying to crystal-ball what will catch the eye of future collectors could be a frustrating exercise.

[Ntoz]

In my opinion it doesn't really matter.

[GGGMT]

Nah


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[scarlet knight]

I just like to wear my watches. If I like them and intend to keep them, it doesn’t concern me what their value is. But everyone has their own idea on this topic.

[s14roller]

On BLNR, newer the better. Original LV was a different reason as already stated. Now looking at the current ceramic LV, it would be the same as your BLNR...newer the better.

[Me4u2night]

Your guess is as good as everyone else’s.

[peterpl]

LOL

Just sell it now. Your BLNR is dropping by the day

[Nairn1980]

I would say with regards to this specific model ref, the newer the better.
That's not to take away from your 2013, lovely watch.

[spare]

Originally Posted by Nairn1980

I would say with regards to this specific model ref, the newer the better.
That's not to take away from your 2013, lovely watch.

Exactly - this is definitely reflected in the way they're priced on the secondary market.
A 2016 watch as an exampe is still under warranty, which is always priced in.