you are right bro

Tudor got it from US. Its difficult to hunt this blue dial in 38mm size.

how about your 6694?

by the way, how did you verify the Tudor?

This post has been edited by kenji1903: Mar 1 2016, 06:17 PM

6694 bought locally.

Tudor bought at my own risk and am glad it is legit. I bought from direct owner in US. He has great feedback in WUS.

I like the above for myself but cannot seems to find in KL. The ones I saw always with diamonds.
I like a Ladies Datejust, 26mm, rose gold and jubilee bracelet. By the way, how much do u think it will cost?

Thanks

frostfrench I've seen both before at KLCC AD, but that was many moons back.

Thanks. Went there last month, don't have. Have those with diamonds.

frostfrench leave your contact details with an SA and ask that they get back to you. Probably easier that way, unless you are in a hurry to get it. I was at BSC recently and did not see these, Nu Sentral did not have them as well.

I did left my contacts with hour glass gardens, hour glass lot10 and few others.
thanks

Just read about Germany ADs already started their annual price increase for all their models, most likely Worldwide ADs will start raising soon as well, so if possible get yours asap.

Most likely Rolex will tell you that the watch is out of stock as well but actually the watch might be on hold and be on sale again after the price increase, but still. Try your luck and ask around

another price increase !!!

THANKS

My parents just recently back from Japan vacation, snap many watches photos. Only saw 1 6694. After currency conversion, it shows RM 7.8K. Grey dial.

Those in Malaysia selling 6694, almost 90% I saw they selling is without original bracelet. The bracelet alone can sell around 1K to 1.5K depends on conditions. For newbie hunting vintage watches such as 6694 and so on. Just beware of Frankenstein watch. Many eBay selling with custom dial, leather strap only and fake acrylic glass.

16610 had become ultra rare in Japan too. Mostly all photos show newer 116610 and above for sale.

This post has been edited by 7inchlonger: Mar 3 2016, 10:41 AM

Do more homework will reduce the risk for sure but still risky. For local direct owner purchase, can oways verify at RSC for a fee.

If lazy to do this, pay premium at watch shop and in return you get their in-house warranty.

Luckily my dad who good into vintage Rolex teaches me a lot...

Friend's dad 6694 and service quotation from RSC.
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No matter what you do, do not change the dial. Vintage watch the most important part is the dial. If the acrylic glass minor scratches, use Cape Cod Polishing Cloths and slowly buff away in circular movement.

This post has been edited by 7inchlonger: Mar 3 2016, 10:18 PM

ck77 ouch; that's about the price of an Explorer there. I'm curious - what is the "middle part"?

That's the watch case.

servicing worth as much as the watch?

Definately not.
Running condition 6694 is between 4k to 5k.