auto or winding? come with box and cert?

3 ~ 4k USD 

high baller "mansooriqbal" use chrono24 as comparison..i'm just sharing my experience so I don't want to argue much, good luck on your selling.

this is a discussion community and our discussion is in private, doesn't need to come out and shoot people to show you are better.

argument ends here and lets keep this thread going as we all are watch lovers here

I'm with jsflim. Willing buyer, willing seller. No need to air your laundry here.
No one is forcing you to sell. Just politely decline the offer and move on.

No need to put people down and refer them to the Tissot thread.

for 6694...bottom dollar they usually go for around usd1k...
of cos other factors come into play...like yr...color...box etc...but thats the bottom.
so like 3yrs ago u could easily buy a 6694 for rm3k+ here...now with the currency rate obviously no longer rm3k+.

someone just doesn't want to do some research and simply label others as low baller. everything comes with willing buyer and willing seller, I'm just sharing my experience from retailer, online seller, forum, etc on their prices. if he doesn't like my suggestion, he can move on but he prefer to show case the incident to others to show that he is better and smarter person.

do some research and I can find 6694 in SGROC Trading Group from Singapore which do Rolex trading.

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do more research and I can find vintage Rolex is that price range, depending on the watch condition.

http://watchlim.blogspot.my/2011/07/blog-post.html

I'm not trying to prove I'm right but I'm willing share what ever I know.

I saw this when I was collecting back my watch from service. Mind you, this was end of last year and RSC was still doing verification service... A man walked in and asked for his watch to be verified. The Customer Service lady looked at it and said it was a fake. The man was rather surprised and asked how sure is she? How much for formal verification, with receipt? The CS lady said she can ask the technician to take a look by opening the caseback and checking out the movement. She went in, came back out in about 5 mins and said the technician confirmed it's a fake. The man still insisted on a formal verification, with the charges being about RM200++ (I can't remember the exact figure) and will take 30 mins. This could be RSC's easiest RM200 earned. I don't understand the man's logic to insist on formal verification, when it's already confirmed fake by technician. Anyway, it's his money...

So, in light of current situation where RSC no longer does verification, I guess one can still send in a watch for servicing. What RSC does is charge a fee for basic service, plus any parts requiring change would be additional. If your watch is a fake, they'll reject it straight away. Saves you some money for verification.

Hope this helps.

My friend selling his 1974 6694 for rm6k with box+cert.