Resale On White Gold Submariner

[arizonapaul]

The smurf move slower as does WG in my experience. Narrower group of buyers looking for that particular version vs. the newer dial color.


comment above is for a previous post here...


I'm confused, is there a new 'blue' color for the smurf. Are they all sunbursts.
Its on my hit list so all info is good to know.

[ufboy73]

Originally Posted by arizonapaul

The smurf move slower as does WG in my experience. Narrower group of buyers looking for that particular version vs. the newer dial color.


comment above is for a previous post here...


I'm confused, is there a new 'blue' color for the smurf. Are they all sunbursts.
Its on my hit list so all info is good to know.

the smurf color has not changed (flat blue)

the TT i believe did go from a flat dial to a blue sunburst 'fairly' recently

[Ckci]

Originally Posted by SearChart

Damn, last time I checked retail was around 34k euros, and you can buy a mint one for 22k dollars? PM takes quite the hit.

That's why I'm not attracted to the PM watches.

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by GB-man

Even better preowned in excellent condition for 45k

[Etschell]

What gets me is how a platinum dd is more than a gold dd. Platinum is cheaper per ounce.....

[mannyv11]

Originally Posted by Etschell

What gets me is how a platinum dd is more than a gold dd. Platinum is cheaper per ounce.....

The gold pieces at 75% (18k) the platinum models are a much larger percent of platinum so that is an additional cost. Platinum is also harder to work with so labor is also a higher cost.

[Etschell]

Originally Posted by mannyv11

The gold pieces at 75% (18k) the platinum models are a much larger percent of platinum so that is an additional cost. Platinum is also harder to work with so labor is also a higher cost.

Gold is 30 percent more per ounce. I get the whole irs harder to work with. But math wise it's the same cost eve. If it were 75 percent gold versus 100 percent platinum.