grey market price of OP 41 celebration dial has dropped below yellow!

[hojlund]

anyone expected this? I'm really surprised.

[Scapegoat]

Still crazy prices tho!

[omar-rye]

It should drop 6 feet under

[KyloRen]

It looks too busy IMO. Id would go for Yellow or my Fav Coral red.

[BlondesNwatches]

One is discontinued while the other is still being sent to ADs so I would definitely expect this outcome. Plus it’s a super polarizing dial.

[watchwatcher]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

It should drop 6 feet under

[worldofoyster]

none of the OPs should sell for more than 10k

[soldes]

Is the yellow dial, which is discontinued, still a watch to get even at over double the original price? The fact that is no longer in production, makes it more difficult to get in the future. But perhaps, it could go the way of the Milgaus, everyone thought that the prices were going to go higher and higher and instead, they are coming down!. Love the yellow version of the OP 41, but darn, having serious thoughts about dropping more than double the cash of its original price; but if not now, when?

[~Ocho1~]

So glad I'm a boring guy.

Nothing but white, black, grey or blue dials for me.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

It should drop 6 feet under

Have to agree more like a Swatch type watch than a Rolex but hype sells watches today as many buy the hype to wear it.

[KatGirl]

Originally Posted by ~Ocho1~

So glad I'm a boring guy.

Nothing but white, black, grey or blue dials for me.

Agree! It’s sometimes easier to be drawn to the classics. Having said that, I’m on the list for the Celebration 36, but not really expecting a call, especially after being offered the Wimbledon, as a walk in. I will not pay above retail, especially for an OP, no matter the popularity.

Kat


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[NachoNeal]

Originally Posted by ~Ocho1~

So glad I'm a boring guy.

Nothing but white, black, grey or blue dials for me.

And even blue is on the fringe!

[saywhat44]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

It should drop 6 feet under

This is now the 3rd time I have stumbled into this thread and this comment makes me laugh every single time lol.

[ArtNouveau]

Originally Posted by soldes

Is the yellow dial, which is discontinued, still a watch to get even at over double the original price? The fact that is no longer in production, makes it more difficult to get in the future. But perhaps, it could go the way of the Milgaus, everyone thought that the prices were going to go higher and higher and instead, they are coming down!. Love the yellow version of the OP 41, but darn, having serious thoughts about dropping more than double the cash of its original price; but if not now, when?

The yellow and coral red dials had one of the shortest runs in modern Rolex, only 18 months. Those colors were discontinued for all sizes. The turquoise dial was discontinued only in 41mm.
They’re not making them anymore so if you want that color it’s likely to always stay high. I have red and green dials and would have wanted yellow but too late to ask for one from AD.

[kopi-c]

Originally Posted by ArtNouveau

The yellow and coral red dials had one of the shortest runs in modern Rolex, only 18 months. Those colors were discontinued for all sizes. The turquoise dial was discontinued only in 41mm.
They’re not making them anymore so if you want that color it’s likely to always stay high. I have red and green dials and would have wanted yellow but too late to ask for one from AD.

What a tease Rolex ended those dial colors that soon.
I would have like to pick up coral red in for myself.

[kopi-c]

Originally Posted by worldofoyster

none of the OPs should sell for more than 10k

Really should be like at/around 5k or under for an OP.
So many great watch brands out there that could be had for within 5k.

[Airkingchnr]

Wow that's amazing... just wow

[Rolexatlast]

Can an OP be changed to the yellow or red at service time?

[Yomada]

Originally Posted by Rolexatlast

Can an OP be changed to the yellow or red at service time?

I thought of getting the cheaper silver, black, or blue OP's and swap for a turquoise or green dial. RSC said no, they will only replace to the original color.

[zengineer]

Originally Posted by Airkingchnr

Wow that's amazing... just wow

I find it mildly interesting at best.

[belutak]

Originally Posted by ArtNouveau

The yellow and coral red dials had one of the shortest runs in modern Rolex, only 18 months. Those colors were discontinued for all sizes. The turquoise dial was discontinued only in 41mm.
They’re not making them anymore so if you want that color it’s likely to always stay high. I have red and green dials and would have wanted yellow but too late to ask for one from AD.

Folks, I saw them all next to each other in the grey’s window. Turquoise looks prettiest of all, somehow classy, closely followed by less classy but funkier red, then yellow then green. I would personally choose red because it is cheerful but for the style and formal wear - turquoise.


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