E-mail shoot of watches being sold on this link
i.e.
1983 Rolex Day Date or
1961 Rolex Oyster Perpetual Datejust for $3795.
Are these good buys for the price
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Never buy a used Rolex unless you have a jeweler open the watch to view the insides and count the number of sapphires. You will get screwed.
Screw Rolexes for that cyclops. I loathe that thing.
Go for an IWC Portuguese.
You want to be Gekko with pleated pants/suspenders?
If people are interested in finding used watches, a former colleague of mine started this site:
http://fsot.com
Rolex is soooo 1980s. Baum & Mercier watches are more original. You can purchase them with diamond inserts as well. http://www.baume-et-mercier.com/en-us/home.html
Indeed. I would choose one of the Baume & Mercier Clifton watches with a black leather band.
Baume & Mercier are excellent timepieces. I wouldn't put them in the same category as a Rolex. In my opinion, a Rolex is in a niche category slightly below that of Patek, AP, VC, and Breguet.
Rolex timepieces are excellent, but I would agree with MTx_2012 that you should be careful when buying a used Rolex and have a certified watchmaker check it out. Remember also that Rolexes (like any high-end timepiece) are supposed to be maintained every five years or so and this requires a decent-sized investment (i.e., not just spending $10 to replace a battery) because you need to make sure the movements are all functioning properly. Just like a vintage car, a vintage Rolex needs to be properly maintained to keep its value and to ensure that it keeps time relatively accurately. Also, given that the Rolex you are looking at is a two-tone, there isn't much gold on the timepiece to get any residual value. Most of the value from a Rolex comes from the metals and gems that are on or in the timepiece and not the complicated movements that make other high-end timepieces expensive.
You might also consider an Omega Speedmaster. Also, I would look at a Tudor stainless. They recently started selling Tudors at Tourneau.
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