Vintage or Modern Rolex Datejust: My First Choice.
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Should You Buy a Vintage Rolex? Thinking of an Oyster Perpetual, Oysterdate or another model? Why not try out a vintage model for significantly less money?
In the world of luxury watches, few names command as much respect and admiration as Rolex. But when it comes to purchasing a vintage Rolex timepiece, hesitation often creeps in. In this captivating exploration, we delve deep into the question: Should you buy a vintage Rolex?
But the decision to invest in a vintage Rolex isn't solely about the watch itself-it's about the seller behind it. Our message resonates loud and clear: "Buy the seller, not just the watch." We'll guide you through the essential considerations when seeking out the right seller, ensuring authenticity, reliability, and peace of mind.
Discover why owning a vintage Rolex isn't just about telling time-it's about owning a piece of heritage, a slice of timeless elegance that transcends generations.
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Have always considered a birthyear Air-King from the 80's. Those vintage 34mm oysters cases wear perfect for a 6.5 in. wrist. They wear more like a 36mm IMO.
Couldn't agree more and love birth year watches - only wish my birth year was the 80s! Thanks for watching.
You should 100% buy a vintage Rolex Datejust or OP. A worthy addition to any collection and for all the Neanderthals that think anything less than 40mm is a ladies watch, you need to remember that for many many decades 34mm was the standard size of a man’s watch. Far more elegant than wearing a hockey puck on your wrist!
Bingo! On the money!! Feel the same about the size. Thanks for watching.
I have a January 1965 OP Date 1500 , it gets more wrist time than all my modern rollies !. I keep considering a Birth year piece but often wonder if I still have enough time left on this Planet to enjoy it ha ha.
Nice, as need a birth year Rolex myself. Thanks for watching.
Keep it up Erik another great vid
Thanks for the positive comment and for watching.
Love that suggestion. Great way to intro into the big buy.
Better to walk before running. Thanks for watching.
I think one important, if not critical thing I'd want to know is when were these watches last serviced? I'd also want documentation to back up whatever answer I'm given. The last thing I want is a watch that hasn't been serviced in 40 years, no matter how pretty it looks.
If you have those needs I get it. Box, papers make the watch more expensive but at least you have the facts and resale is better. Agree with having a serviced watch if thats what you need. Great thing is you just set your own criteria and go for it. Thanks for watching!
Go our Erik !
Thanks!
34mm is so small for Rolex, you'll secretly always crave at least two more mm. There are SO many better watches out there for 6694 or 5500 money.
Agree that there's many out there but some love 34mm and have to have Rolex. Thanks for watching.
Why are you so rough on your watches, are you careless?