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I quite fancy one of these, but have never seen one in the flesh.
A few questions.
Does anyone on here own one, if so what are your thoughts on it, please?
Anyone who may be more knowledgeable than myself, what’s a realistic price to pay for one, particularly with the market prices allegedly softening? (I have checked the usual places online, but the prices are all over the place).
What’s the chances of getting one via a Rolex AD waiting list?
Is anyone considering selling one?
Thanks
It's a tough one to answer. The 126000 is less desirable than the 124300.
Don't bother with the Rolex AD it will be discontinued way before you have a chance of getting it, like the Yellow and Red one were and with the fact they sell for 300% over list means you won't get one.
Looking around I would be pushing to get one for £12k -£13k.
Thanks, I appreciate the reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPCain86
Have you actually asked your AD they are available and coming through.
I messaged a few, one replied they are currently unavailable.Quote:
Originally Posted by shoppy
I registered an interest for the turquoise watch as soon as they were released and was told to expect to wait a couple of years. Not long after that PP released their Tiffany 5711 and demand for the same coloured Rolex went through the roof. I have given up hope of getting one from the AD and refuse to pay the ridiculous prices being asked on the secondary market.
Watchcollecting sold one on their auction platform back in June for £15k that is more than 3x retail for a watch that is still in production, pretty crazy. I would agree that £12-13k should be possible soon if not now with some good haggling.
As a shameless plug for my watch sale, this one is more cool IMO and available for much less. Curiously I was at the Tiffany exhibition at the Saatchi gallery with my wife today, whilst the men do not have a thing for diamond generally, there was a long queue of women outside the door to see all the large diamonds.
Think most women prefer actual diamonds to a shade of baby blue associated with another brand, and it’s not Tiffany blue its just a shade of turquoise from Rolex, unlike the Tiffany Nautilus.
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Since the 41mm 124300 was discontinued the demand for the 36mm 126000 has gone crazy so getting a new 36mm with that Tiffany dial is a very big ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPCain86
Bound to be discontinued like the 41 at some point soon I guess.
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Originally Posted by Antony23
Anecdotally, I picked up a pink one for my wife a couple of weeks ago, it was an 8 month wait (it’s for her 50th Nov 2023, ordered Nov 2021 because I was told “up to 2 years”) Mrs RJM had set her heart on the pink however I asked the Q about the turquoise and he basically said forget it. Same AD has told me he can get me anything I want in a few months excluding a stainless Daytona or a BLRO…. I’m currently waiting for a Skydweller for myself that I ordered when I collected the OP which is for my 50th in February….. he reckons I’ll have that this year.
My wife has one and loves it, I think it’s very clean, simple and classic that works anywhere.
I have small wrists and could wear it too, although I would have to add a link to make it fit, but given the trouble, I would rather put one of my watches on.
My wife would like the pink face too. My 13yr son loves the blue face and thinks he should have it :)
Thank you, appreciate everyone taking the time to rely.
Maybe I’ll stick with my 116000 and 214270.
Unless I have a moment of madness and sell both, to get the Tiffany Blue!
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Originally Posted by coredriller
That Tiffany PP5711 is stunning.
I wonder how much they’re going for, if you could get one.
Maybe I’ll sell my house to afford one and live in a converted VW Caddy!
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How were you able to obtain one, if you don’t mind me asking?Quote:
Originally Posted by Captaincook
It would need to be a very big house you were selling..!Quote:
Originally Posted by Antony23
https://www.hodinkee.com/articles/pa...-new-york-2021
Wow, I never realised how much!Quote:
Originally Posted by M1011
Around 2010 or so I was going to sell all my watches to scrape together about £11-12,000, for a used PP5711 blue dial. But, I thought it was a bit crazy for an average working class bloke like me.
I’m sure I’ve seen them advertised somewhere since, for £75,000.
If only, hindsight is a wonderful thing.
Mind you, these days I prefer the white, easier to read the time!
Are you a big spender or do you have incriminating photos of the AD?!Quote:
Originally Posted by RJM25R
Thank you for the courtesy of the PM, Captain.Quote:
Originally Posted by Captaincook
Cheers!
My AD says 12 months for a Skydweller(good history with them) BUT not for a blue one...that will be a lot longer.Quote:
Originally Posted by RJM25R
Neither, I just guess I’m lucky…..Quote:
Originally Posted by David_D
I think it all depends on how busy the dealer is as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by mjc1216
Very! Fair play to you!Quote:
Originally Posted by RJM25R
The interesting thing about the PP Tiffany 5711 is the clients were uniquely chosen by Tiffany -Patek had absolutely no say in it whatsoever. And as Tiffany went for their prestige clients which had a high percentage of females in this group, the watch has moved out of the traditional heavyweight male collector list and has been bought by a much larger number of females who are basically rocking it as a nice watch as opposed to them sitting in a safe somewhere. Which IMHO is much cooler - I like the idea that a woman has bought that watch as a cool coloured item to wear all the time and not worry too much about it and let's face it - to qualify for such a list the outlay required to buy it from Tiffany is comparatively peanuts.
Most won't tell you no but they will hint not to bother. Definitely a waste of timeQuote:
Originally Posted by shoppy
Compared to the list price they'll have paid sure, but compared to the millions it's worth now? Seems to me you have to be a bit mental to wear one of those personally!Quote:
Originally Posted by ryanb741
The amount of people who try to get on “the list” for that particular watch (and colour dial) is incredible, and 99.99999% are only in it to flip it, nearly every time I’m at my AD someone comes in asking if they have anything in stock and/or “why can’t I buy this in the window”Quote:
Originally Posted by JPCain86
The people at my AD are all lovely people but I sense the eye rolls when these questions are asked.
My personal favourite was a mid-20’s lad who said they should sell him a GMT from the window because he was a repeat customer, when questioned he said that his Dad had bought a watch from Goldsmiths a few years ago, and this somehow entitled him to special treatment…..
I agree. As soon as the price between purchase price and resale starts to come closer watch the demand for these watches plummet. I imagine the demand for datejust have dropped right down.Quote:
Originally Posted by RJM25R
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Originally Posted by JPCain86
No matter what doomsday scenario we play out on these pages, buying most models at retail are still flippable at a profit. “Investment!” Cries the Instagram fairies
It’s the credit generation innit. I’ve never seen so many under 25’s paying £500+ a month for a car, £500 a month for turkey teeth, lip fillers and handbags, hair transplants, clenbuteral and Nandrolone….
Dubai, Ibiza and a £200 bottle of Grey Goose on a Saturday night is normal for those kids and getting a watch with a credit card is seen as “investment”
There’s no sign of distress selling of these type of watches from these kind of people at below retail prices. When that happens, I’ll believe the (un) hype….
Imho there’s never been such a desirable and diverse “entry level” Rolex as the current range of OP, with various sizes and colours available, and The diversity of DJ is similar, and there will still be people saving up for their grail even in times of austerity, plus the “special occasion” watches for 21st, graduation etc….
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Originally Posted by ryanb741
Who's your source for that statement about Patek and the "Tiffany" 5711's please Ryan?
Ben Clymer and Ed Sheeran. There was an interview on Hodinkee where they covered that off.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gareth-W
https://youtu.be/UC7jm3D70NE
My wife has the pink one, I have a yellow and a Tiffany blue on order for my wife’s anniversary. Turned my green down when it turned up as it just did big appeal in person.Quote:
Originally Posted by JPCain86
I’m giving up on the Blue.
I’m back interested in a 116000 White Grape, should anyone have a reasonably priced one they’re thinking of offloading?
I brought my wife the 36mm ‘Tiffany’ blue and she loves it. In the time since release my AD has had two. I have the yellow 36mm which is now discontinued and mine is the only one my AD ever received. Lovely watches but would I pay 3x retail for one? Don’t think so.
Agreed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Idc0001
Having had a couple now they are a nice watch but no way worth a penny over retail regardless of dial colour.
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Originally Posted by ryanb741
Thanks for that, I'll check it out.
If it’s not worth > £xxx, then presumably if they increased the retail price to £xxx +1 you wouldn’t buy one?Quote:
Originally Posted by boring_sandwich
I see it as a watch that’s worth around it’s current retail price. If they were to increase the retail price to over £5k this year or next then no I would not buy one.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kingstepper
I had my name down for a Green a Yellow and a Blue 126234. Yellow was discontinued. I was offered a blue DJ but turned that down as I sourced one 2nd hand.Quote:
Originally Posted by shoppy