It's a Rolex Sub copy @EltonFrog . Looks nice. I wouldn't trust that water resistance rating though.
Congratulations you just saved yourself £12000
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I’ve been tempted for a while to buy a Rolex Submariner. It was a name I grew up with. It seems that they are incredibly hard to get new, so much so, Rolex have place non-functional display pieces in their authorised dealers. I popped in last month and really didn’t like the look and feel of the latest models. I was fortunate to bump into a sales rep sporting a previous generation one and re liked it.
Long story, short, this arrived today as a welcome addition to my collection.
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Nice watch but I can't stand those cyclops magnifying lenses.
I bought a new GMT Master some years ago and had the Rolex dealer knock it off (their term) and it looked much nicer and there was no trace of it having been there.
Not a a totally unusual request according to them.
Agree with you about the Cyclops @SpokeyDokey You can remove from any watch with heat.
I personally would never buy a Rolex, not because I can't afford it but because they don't represent the quality they once did. Plus they just seem to have been taken up by chavs who just view them as a status symbol.
There's a Rolex guy who has a channel on YouTube with lots of tattoos and neon teeth veneers which sealed it for me.
The homages are just so good now that it really makes it difficult to justify the purchase of the genuine article and then have a gang of Romanians or whoever try to take it off you.
I’ve been monitoring prices for the last five years. Prices on pre owned watches are coming down at the moment and there are some good deals out there at the moment.ibut because they don't represent the quality they once did.
Agree with you about the Cyclops @SpokeyDokey You can remove from any watch with heat.
I personally would never buy a Rolex, not because I can't afford it but because they don't represent the quality they once did. Plus they just seem to have been taken up by chavs who just view them as a status symbol.
There's a Rolex guy who has a channel on YouTube with lots of tattoos and neon teeth veneers which sealed it for me.
The homages are just so good now that it really makes it difficult to justify the purchase of the genuine article and then have a gang of Romanians or whoever try to take it off you.
I’ve been tempted for a while to buy a Rolex Submariner. It was a name I grew up with. It seems that they are incredibly hard to get new, so much so, Rolex have place non-functional display pieces in their authorised dealers. I popped in last month and really didn’t like the look and feel of the latest models. I was fortunate to bump into a sales rep sporting a previous generation one and re liked it.
Long story, short, this arrived today as a welcome addition to my collection.
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You can get a nice homage for £100-£300 and I dont like mercedes hands either. I'd get an Omega over a Rolex anyday if I was wanting a luxury watch. Steinhart do some very good quality Rolex homages if that's what a person is after.
San Martin do as well and even cheaper.