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1 June 2018, 06:05 AM | #1 |
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14060m NOS pricing?
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I have a buddy whom is offering up a 14060m new old stock still in stickers with box but no papers or warranty card. Is $8000 a decent price for this? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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1 June 2018, 06:10 AM | #2 |
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Man that’s a real buzzkill for most buyers who are trying to source a NOS. Why would they pay extra at that point when it’s missing so much?
I’ll let others chime on on actual value |
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If buying to collect, one would look for the full set. If buying to wear, a mint and, thus, cheaper piece would make more sense than a stickered nos watch. I think your friend's watch is somewhat stuck between two goals for a potential buyer.
That being said, a nos and discontinued sports rolex is always a valuable watch, albeit not as much as it would be in a full kit. I think 8k sounds fair. |
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If you see that used and beat up watches ranging from early 90s to mid 2000s are already at 5-6k euro then I would think 6850 euro/8k USD is a very fair price.
What year is this from? If it's after 2010 I would definitely get it. |
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Get it before someone scoops it up! (If true NOS).
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I think the price is a little high considering it is not a complete set. If you are planning to wear it, there are better options. If you are collecting, a future sale w/o documentation at a higher price could be a challenge.
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I'm not really a NOS guy since I'd be peeling off those stickers and wearing it anyway, so no B&P would be a deal breaker with that price.
Kind of odd a relatively not so old watch still has stickers but not box and papers. I can maybe understand no papers, but no box? Odd |
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It comes with the box and hang tag but no papers. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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It might be a decent price for a stickered 14060M, buy why pay a premium for that watch with stickers, especially if you plan on wearing it? Would you just stick it in a safe? It's not even a full set.
If I were in the market for that reference, I'd just find a super clean unpolished version without stickers, and save a ton of money. |
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Collectors won’t want this not being a full set Somebody who is actually going to wear it, will buy a cheaper alternative perhaps with light wear |
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1 June 2018, 11:28 AM | #14 |
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Something to ponder... the seller is able to come down to $7700...
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Fair price and I would pull the trigger
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1 June 2018, 11:39 AM | #16 |
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I would snap it off if it's a watch you're planning on keeping.
If you end up not wanting it, let this fellow Ag know, I'd jump all over it haha. |
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That sounds on par when you look at the coke and pepsi prices
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I would do $7500, the price of a new no date. The no papers is kinda sketchy - you can buy replacement box/tags - so I wouldn’t believe it’s true NOS (that phrase is banned on some sites/forums as it’s difficult to verify).
Don’t feel too bad. If they’re the original purchaser they likely paid $4800 or less.
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