rolex price increase Jan 2023

[S7gpt]

So another post from Paul Thorpe on YouTube today confirming a 4% price increase on 1st Jan 23 for Rolex ...

[SS Oyster]

Yes, but for which markets?


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[winst]

Someone put this on a post a few days ago before Thorpe - they reckoned they’d been told 4% on Rolex and 9-10% on Tudor I think.

[S7gpt]

Originally Posted by SS Oyster

Yes, but for which markets?


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didn't say but guess he was referring to either UK or all markets

[Justincredible]

Probably just UK

[Mr. K]

Originally Posted by Justincredible

Probably just UK

I feel for the folks across the pond. Seems like they always have price increases and even less availability than other places. That's just my impression.

[JLM3]

US market avg 3.7 %

[Harry-57]

Originally Posted by S7gpt

So another post from Paul Thorpe on YouTube today confirming a 4% price increase on 1st Jan 23 for Rolex ...

That's a relief. I was worried prices were increasing 4% in January.

[Meg007]

Definitely going up in Uk.

[rolekyounouta]

Price increase on January 1st in Japan

[Calatrava r]

Apparently, US ADS got notice today of the 4 percent price increase January 1. Check with your ADs to confirm.

[dparent]

Can’t get them anyways. !!!! Doesn’t really matter


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[Skabadi]

Interesting to see what Bucherer would do with CPO now, probably not much for now but would expect them to do the same once CPO is fully rolled out…

[harvey]

I bet he read it on this forum first…

[Guppydriver]

Originally Posted by winst

Someone put this on a post a few days ago before Thorpe - they reckoned they’d been told 4% on Rolex and 9-10% on Tudor I think.

Who has said 9-10% on Tudor? That's quite a jump. Considering Tudor's status as an entry level luxury brand, a 10% jump could financially alienate a lot of first timers to the brand. I'm thinking Longines and Oris are licking their chops.

[raips]

Originally Posted by harvey

I bet he read it on this forum first…

PT did a livestream a couple of weeks ago where he mentioned the price rise in passing. I checked here after watching that and no mention here at the time.

[Mr Ben]

Originally Posted by Guppydriver

Who has said 9-10% on Tudor? That's quite a jump. Considering Tudor's status as an entry level luxury brand, a 10% jump could financially alienate a lot of first timers to the brand. I'm thinking Longines and Oris are licking their chops.

https://www.rolexforums.com/showthre...2#post12519532

[Mr Ben]

Wouldn’t surprise me - Rolex bumped their prices in the U.K. in September 2022 as well by about 4%-7% in the U.K. (and maybe Japan) but Tudor prices didn’t move as far as I know.

Think that was reflecting the overwhelming success of current British politics and the value of GBP. (That’s sarcasm before anyone corrects me.)

[padi56]

Originally Posted by S7gpt

So another post from Paul Thorpe on YouTube today confirming a 4% price increase on 1st Jan 23 for Rolex ...

Every year this guy predicts this or that like most things on YouTube mostly clickbait and nothing more. One thing is for sure there will be prices rises in the future, when well only Rolex knows that for sure.

[JSolution]

It is going up 4 per cent in January .

[AEV]

Has anyone noticed that now most full PM WG and RG pieces are price on request ?
All DD, all Daytona, WG Sub, WG GMT meteorite...

[Watchesnguitars]

Originally Posted by AEV

Has anyone noticed that now most full PM WG and RG pieces are price on request ?
All DD, all Daytona, WG Sub, WG GMT meteorite...

Still seeing them in the US except for the Platinum DD

[Zerouali]

Originally Posted by AEV

Has anyone noticed that now most full PM WG and RG pieces are price on request ?
All DD, all Daytona, WG Sub, WG GMT meteorite...

Platinum and rhodium prices in general have been all over the place recently. Possibly linked? (A bit like the price of fuel, already extracted, refined and paid for yet the price somehow rises due to a mysterious market…)

[salt&pepper]

probably in the EU, too.

There are „new pricelists“ available on a German Rolex forum.

[S7gpt]

Originally Posted by salt&pepper

probably in the EU, too.

There are „new pricelists“ available on a German Rolex forum.

yep a price list posted on the site below but i am unable to open

please remove if not allowed...

https://www-r--l--x-de.translate.goo...n&_x_tr_pto=sc

[Jakey]

I did chuckle watching one of Paul T videos {dont generally 'watch' them} where he was discussing fake watches. The irony, perhaps his son Jamie would have best placed to present that video.

[noshake]

Originally Posted by Harry-57

That's a relief. I was worried prices were increasing 4% in January.

[Xerxes300]

what is the urge to be the first to post this every december?? where you not hugged enough as a child?

IT HAPPENS ALL THE TIME, IT IS NOT NEWS!!!!!

[Davis007]

A Submariner LV new price in 2023 for Germany is 10600 eur

[inadeje]

Rolex operates corporately in swiss francs. The pound is down heavily against it and other major currencies. A price increase was inevitable.

In other countries the price increases are more inflation related since costs of goods and services have surely increased for Rolex and most currencies are off between 5-10% since the inflation gripped the economies. The increase isn’t much (including in the US) all things considered.