that's why chinese prefer kam lou

taikor, where have you been?

since when sports models are available in ADs?

since you are "released", will be waiting for your new wrist shot

correction... subs and gmts to be specific

how are you doing too bro?

wrong thread bro... go here https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/4185396

personally prefer the older version which was 39mm with ETA2892

that's your 3rd SubC if my memory serves me right

incubus_skj

price? saw someone on Rolex FB bought around 48xxx

Depends on the AD/boutique you are dealing with and which country, other bros here should be able to share their experience
I bought a Tag in Amsterdam and only did a pre-auth of the VAT.
They told me if I do a VAT refund at the airport and mail back the form within a week, they won't charge the VAT. They even affixed a stamp on the envelope, all I had do was drop it into a mail box in the airport

the authorization they did was using the manual method, not sure if you are old enough, before EMV chips were popular, merchants use a kind of stamping device... its a hardcopy form where the cardholder needs to sign on
if they don't receive the VAT refund form within a week, they will submit the authorization form so that they can charge the cardholder
so technically, i wasn't charged VAT at all

not sure if its because of my age, i am starting to like two tones or at least starting to appreciate gold in watches
the BB chrono S&G hhhnnnghhh

i am amazed how Rolex do business... staff more than watches in Melbourne AD

nah, not me... was at Crown Rolex Boutique few months back, they only have Sub and Batman on display... there are not many DJs...
looks like it was closing down or something

Which AD did you go to? got stock?

This post has been edited by kenji1903: Sep 19 2019, 01:35 PM

RRP as per Rolex's website... which most likely like anywhere else, for show only if you are not big spender or have strong cables

my dream piece

weren't you targeting the bronze last time?

This post has been edited by kenji1903: Oct 22 2019, 07:01 AM

long time didn't see you wear your black magic

its a highly modded Rolex
similar to this one
https://www.forbes.com/sites/elizabethdoerr...t/#34e3e511543f

with that plastic on, its like wearing the display watches in the watch shops

only the polished center link is a scratch magnet, but a few hairline scratches gives the watch a bit of character, that's what i personally think

I've never sold a watch but if I want to, i'd service it first, most the hairline scratches would have been polished off already
for deeper scratches which can't be polished off, don't think a protective film would be much help
anyway, that's just my thought, some investors here might think other wise