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All in a Day

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Not too sure bro..buying for personal collection...

Since u are buying for personal collection u should go for what u like best.

Black dial was more popular for the previous Daytona SS model.

I believe for ceramic SS Daytona ,the white dial is more popular cos' of the closer resemblance to the Paul Newman.
 

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I liked the black better on the discontinued one. But in the ceramic one, white looks better
Just my 2 cents

Any bro can advise for the new Daytona 116500LN ceramic bezel, which is the more sought after model? is it the black or white dial? Currently looking for 1 in Tokyo. thx in advance!
 

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To even find one is a problem, from what i understand of local AD it is on a waitlist...

Some local ads are quoting 28k now for the Daytona. Don't even know whether got stock or not. Its just crazy.

On another note, anyone can recommend a good rolex repairshop?
My aunt Datejust is a bit wonky when she want to set up her date. the Crown doesn't fully engage the date mechanisms so even while she turns it around it stays the same. Do they use original parts while fixing it?
 

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Any bros here can advice me on this?

When setting the time on a datejust model (179174), does the hands move forward or backwards when the crown is turned clockwise?

Thanks!
 

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Any advice for someone thinking of owning his first Rolex watch?

I was thinking of either a Submariner or Datejust. :o
 

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Some local ads are quoting 28k now for the Daytona. Don't even know whether got stock or not. Its just crazy.

On another note, anyone can recommend a good rolex repairshop?
My aunt Datejust is a bit wonky when she want to set up her date. the Crown doesn't fully engage the date mechanisms so even while she turns it around it stays the same. Do they use original parts while fixing it?

i was quoted 33k for this

116515-rolex-daytona-everose-gold-ceramic-brown-dial.jpg
 

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Any advice for someone thinking of owning his first Rolex watch?

I was thinking of either a Submariner or Datejust. :o

Get what you like best, that's what's most important. Sub and Datejust are very different though...

FWIW mine was a Sub Date 16610.. Still my fave watch 10 years on..
 

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anyone wanna grab a 114060 from me?
looking to offload 1

2016 Jan set local AD
 

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Some local ads are quoting 28k now for the Daytona. Don't even know whether got stock or not. Its just crazy.

On another note, anyone can recommend a good rolex repairshop?
My aunt Datejust is a bit wonky when she want to set up her date. the Crown doesn't fully engage the date mechanisms so even while she turns it around it stays the same. Do they use original parts while fixing it?

local I have AD contact selling 26k, but still I find the markup of 10k too excessive for me..
 

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Datejust somehow stopped moving.

Shd send to RSC for servicing or reputable dealers like Chuan, TOP Hour? Any risk of genuine parts being replaced?
 

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any1 read this?

https://blog.toolwatch.io/watch-tips/rolex-warranty-policy-updated/


A lot changes in the Rolex warranty policy

A few months ago, Rolex came with some great news. The Rolex warranty policy for all new watches and including watches bought in the last two years would have a total warranty of 5 years starting from the purchase date. And as if this wasn’t an exciting announcement already, Rolex announced a new standard for accuracy tolerance : all their watches should run between -2 and +2 seconds per day (while still being COSC certified)! For us watch enthusiasts and accuracy freaks this was both an extraordinary news and a shock. This was also interesting to witness while considering the competition Rolex versus Omega.

Now, we have been confirmed by Rolex headquarters that the Rolex warranty policy has been updated and the big news is that Rolex warranties are now totally untransferable. You are probably now wondering what are the impact of this announcement. Here’s the thing : when you buy a watch from an authorized dealer, you also get a little green card with your information and the Authorized Dealer’s stamp. This warranty card is just not transferable anymore since the Rolex warranty policy update.

As a consequence, when you buy a Rolex from the grey market, you do not have any more a warranty coming with your watch. Even if you have that Rolex warranty green card, even if this card wasn’t filled out and that you can enter your name. But that’s not it yet, if you buy a Rolex preowned, the warranty is void as well and even if it is still theoretically under warranty as you weren’t the original owner in the first place.
Rolex knows everything!


Rolex checks it this way : when you buy a Rolex watch at an AD, they photocopy the filled in green warranty card and send it to Rolex. Whenever a watch is sent under warranty, Rolex checks for that photocopy and it has to match your name. If they don’t have your card in their records and you can’t provide the original bill of sale from the AD, then you bill charged for a service (see here our ultimate watch servicing guide). As a matter of fact, Rolex warranties are now totally untransferable and Rolex is willing to check.

This doesn’t concern Tudor yet, but we do not see any reason why this shouldn’t be the case in the near future. This is a way for Rolex to control gray market sales and their overall distribution, and even if this hurts many genuine Rolex customers, how can they be blamed for that? Our recommandation would be for you to carefully consider where you purchase your Rolex watch knowing the consequences it might have on your warranty. Find out now if your Rolex should be serviced by measuring the accuracy of your watch!

See you soon for a next article to share our love for mechanical watches !

I wonder, would this increase the cost of AD and decrease the cost of grey sellers?
 
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