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For Sale: Rolex Daytona
#1
Rolex Daytona
This is a Stainless Steel Rolex Daytona with a black face bought new in 2004. Comes with all boxes, shown paperwork, extra link, plastic bezel cover and a wallet. Most recent service was July 2016 a local Rolex dealer in Savannah at a cost of $950
Price $14,000
More pictures are available upon request
Last edited by Rocketman55; 03-02-2019 at 07:34 AM. Reason: Dropping price
#3
Depends on usage. Can probably stretch to 10-15 years before sending it to a Rolex Service Center if not heavily abused. If I recall Rolex doesn't have a service timeline, but states the average is around 10 years. Cost is $600-$800 I have read, more if you want things replaced, which can escalate things very quickly. This is from my reading on the rolexforums, haven't had to send any of mine in yet but only been 2 years.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
#4
Depends on usage. Can probably stretch to 10-15 years before sending it to a Rolex Service Center if not heavily abused. If I recall Rolex doesn't have a service timeline, but states the average is around 10 years. Cost is $600-$800 I have read, more if you want things replaced, which can escalate things very quickly. This is from my reading on the rolexforums, haven't had to send any of mine in yet but only been 2 years.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
#5
A mechanical watch has lubricants that eventually dry up and lots of moving parts that can wear. Depending on the condition of the movement parts may or may not need to be replaced. Polishing if the owner wants.
Think of it as a major service for a Porsche, fluids changed, some misc parts replaced, etc...
OP - Nice Daytona and fairly priced. GLWS.
Think of it as a major service for a Porsche, fluids changed, some misc parts replaced, etc...
OP - Nice Daytona and fairly priced. GLWS.
#7
Depends on usage. Can probably stretch to 10-15 years before sending it to a Rolex Service Center if not heavily abused. If I recall Rolex doesn't have a service timeline, but states the average is around 10 years. Cost is $600-$800 I have read, more if you want things replaced, which can escalate things very quickly. This is from my reading on the rolexforums, haven't had to send any of mine in yet but only been 2 years.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
Local and non RSC can do it for roughly half.
Good luck OP, just got the white ceramic Daytona, beautiful watch.
Ceramic Daytona's have yanked up the value of these guys. I traded my ceramic Daytona last year for a 5164 for 15k!!
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#8
A mechanical watch has lubricants that eventually dry up and lots of moving parts that can wear. Depending on the condition of the movement parts may or may not need to be replaced. Polishing if the owner wants.
Think of it as a major service for a Porsche, fluids changed, some misc parts replaced, etc...
OP - Nice Daytona and fairly priced. GLWS.
Think of it as a major service for a Porsche, fluids changed, some misc parts replaced, etc...
OP - Nice Daytona and fairly priced. GLWS.
thank you