Rolex Hulk 2020 New Card

[ThatOtherGuy7]

How does one even find a Hulk at an AD nowadays? Such a rare find.

[Nairn1980]

Originally Posted by Lewisrem88

I understand it is mass produced. My question was how many are on the new card and could that potentially make It sort after in the future?

Yes it’ll be *sought after.
However my advice is get it on your wrist and enjoy wearing it. I wear my hulk in rotation with my other pieces and always love wearing it

[Lewisrem88]

Originally Posted by nachopc

Do you have the Hulk yourself ?


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Yes it is mine of course

[Daveclock]

There will be 2021 Hulks and cards, possibly later ones too.
Who knows when AD and "special relationship buyer" get together.

There was an Explorer 21650 that came out of Greece AD that a TRF member bought here, many years after being obsolete - so that's a late one.

There will be some who pay more for a Hulk late card and plenty who would pay much less and get Rolex full service and guarantee on older one and come out happier.

Love the HULK and KERMIT(S -all) and oddly I we had family holiday in Stevenage over Bank Holiday (shame you couldn't have arranged better weather for us!)

Personally I would take the deal and sell now while the insta crowd are hot! Good Luck!

[Moondoggy]

Someone has found an iPad in Kensington Avenue.

[Daveclock]

Originally Posted by Moondoggy

Someone has found an iPad in Kensington Avenue.

[subdeeptona]

Originally Posted by scombs263

I have a new card Hulk dated in August 2020. I wear it responsibly and love it. Enjoy your watch.

i to also have a new card hulk dated in august 2020 and love every second of it

[febie111]

My AD purchased Hulk is a September 2020 with the older type card..Sept is the month it was officially discontinued by Rolex I think. Most likely why it was offered to me (it was probably in their safe)

[Paulr1980]

I know an AD that has a NOS Paul Newman languishing in the vault.

Not a drill.

[envuks]

Generally speaking, when everyone is collecting something in the short-term, it tends to be less collectible in the long term...


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[Aplover5]

Originally Posted by Moondoggy

Someone has found an iPad in Kensington Avenue.

Lol.

[ap1]

Originally Posted by Handey0465

74 Hulks were sent to ADs with new the warranty card...

[greengold]

Surprised AD has stock still

[Benzsiam]

I purchased all my timepieces because I love them and for my enjoyment.

All the good quality timepieces in good condition will be collectable in the future (might be 20 years +) even they are mass produced.

Hulk will be collectable because of the unique color but has nothing to do with the new or old warranty card.

My wonderful SA gave me the chance to own one before it discontinued last year with the new style warranty card.

[Freespeach]

Ok ok ok...I relent...I will sell my unworn Hulk with the new style warranty card for $50K USD. I also have an unworn Hulk with the old style warranty card. Since it has the old style card it has been discounted to $30K USD.

PM me ASAP as this may be your last opportunity to own one of these unique specimens of Rolex engineering. These new pieces will not last. Hurry while they are still available.

I also have a 20 acre prime lot in South Florida. Peaceful and quiet. Only the sounds of nature with lots of wildlife as neighbors.

[Danny83]

Congrats

[BNA/LION]

Congratulations! Remove the stickers, wear and enjoy it!

[Rolex.Journey]

A lot of people giving you grief here lol. Not sure why…

You have a great discontinued watch that seems to be the most up to date warranty card. In that sense, yes. If it was selling against others that were “mass produced” yours would probably be more valuable.

Congrats on the watch. Hold it and wear it!


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[karteo]

Originally Posted by BNA/LION

Congratulations! Remove the stickers, wear and enjoy it!

This not gonna happen. :)

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[Tensai]

Not really.
Many.

[myporsche]

I can't wait for market normalize, watches sold for discounts, enthusiasts enjoying and discussing, and these dumb kids stop posting about warranty cards, investments, sought after, etc..

[dannyp]

Well, given that you lose at most a few grand not having a card at all, I have a hard time believing this would have much impact.

[JRell]

Originally Posted by myporsche

I can't wait for market normalize, watches sold for discounts, enthusiasts enjoying and discussing, and these dumb kids stop posting about warranty cards, investments, sought after, etc..

Me too - I mean it’s a warranty card for crying out loud!

[bob sims]

Originally Posted by Sprezzatura!,

Nope.

But I’m desperately trying to buy one… I just can’t find any.

Do you own one? Are you fortunate enough?

Guess they ain't so "mass produced"?

[bob sims]

Originally Posted by ThatOtherGuy7

How does one even find a Hulk at an AD nowadays? Such a rare find.

He didn't say anything about AD...

[JacksonRain]

Originally Posted by Benzsiam

I purchased all my timepieces because I love them and for my enjoyment.



All the good quality timepieces in good condition will be collectable in the future (might be 20 years +) even they are mass produced.



Hulk will be collectable because of the unique color but has nothing to do with the new or old warranty card.



My wonderful SA gave me the chance to own one before it discontinued last year with the new style warranty card.

July 2020 omg.

Look, a brand new fully stickered with mid case bar sticker is valued at about 27k right now....in 10 years maybe 40k...your answer is no, there are not that many 10LVs with new warranty and fully stickered... It doesn't matter what others say here, they're just not that me on the market, you can go ahead and try to find one. Once you pull off those stickers, then it's a different story. If you have the older style warranty card, it's a different story worth a couple thousand dollars difference. Once you wear the watch, again another different story.

Let's be real. If you can enjoy the watch without wearing it, and be happy with keeping it as a safe queen, then go ahead and do that. If you do not enjoy it, it's not necessarily the best investment, especially probably the fact that you dropped over 22,000 on it to recently acquire it. You can probably get better returns in the market.

If you don't get enjoyment out of it and you need to wear it to enjoy it, then just wear the thing, your money will be safe.



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[Sprezzatura!,]

Originally Posted by bob sims

Guess they ain't so "mass produced"?

It’s called sarcasm. If you’d read my subsequent post, you’d have realised…

or maybe not.

But definitely mass-produced, and definitely not looking to acquire one.

[SS Oyster]

You paid a premium for a stickered watch, so I’m guessing you want to retain that value by putting it in a safe. Otherwise, you would have bought a lightly worn 116610LV.


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[t60]

Originally Posted by Lewisrem88

Yes it is mine of course

He wasn't even quoting you, this is equivalent to overhearing a side bar and responding to it..

This OP is cringy. Why buy a watch as an investment vehicle; and if not as an investment vehicle, why is there so much interest in the value. It's not a stock.

BTW if you bought 20k worth of stock instead last year, you'd likely be at 40-50k now, which has appreciated even more than the Hulk, new warranty card or not.

[bob sims]

Originally Posted by t60

He wasn't even quoting you, this is equivalent to overhearing a side bar and responding to it..

This OP is cringy. Why buy a watch as an investment vehicle; and if not as an investment vehicle, why is there so much interest in the value. It's not a stock.

What you say was right when safe money paid 6 percent. I well remember having 18 percent CD's and that is not a misprint for those too young to remember. Now CD and bond rates are like 0.2 percent so the Hulk "likely" will keep up with that at least. Plus it looks a LOT nicer on the wrist!