Rolex Submariner 14060M

[ichaice]

What do you reckon is a fair price for a full set 2003/4 Rolex Submariner 14060M in decent nick both for a private and dealer sale?

[chrisparker]

£4k private, £4.5 dealer

[Haywood_Milton]

What do you reckon is a fair price for a full set 2003/4 Rolex Submariner 14060M in decent nick both for a private and dealer sale?

I have just put exactly this into stock at £4,350 and it was almost immediately put on deposit by a client (which is why I feel it's okay to post about it).

Watchfinder are asking £4,950 for one without box or papers !

Haywood

[Robbyman]

I think I got a good deal then at 6k for a v Serial nos 2010 16610

[boring_sandwich]

I paid £4200 recently without papers from a dealer. It did however come with a RSC service card with 1year 9months warranty remaining.

[11erv]

It depends on the the definition of 'decent nick', I think. Worth paying £4.5k+ for a full set with a full case, retaining its original shape and sharp edges. I have seen plenty of dealer examples, recently, in this price bracket with plenty of metal removed and rounded edges (& often described otherwise).

[Justmuller]

£4k private, £4.5 dealer

Would this be the norm, 10% diff between private and dealer

[Robbyman]

Polishing is an issue, that is why I suggest the best available is the way to go and pay the higher price which will come with it.

[mjrennie]

I recently traded one when I went gold. Difficult to say what I actually got for it given it was a 3 watch package deal. It was a 2010 watch. I think mid 4s.

[Snowdon]

I love mine. Alas it is bnib and likely to stay that way

I procured one for my friend BNIB in 2011 for £3650. That was less than RRP at the time!

[scorchio]

I paid 4900 GBP box and papers from a dealer. I know this is on the high side but it's in excellent condition. It was serviced and came with a 2 year guarantee. I could have searched around and got something for a better price on Chrono24 but I was in the shop and could see the condition in the flesh so I took it. Best of luck with your search.


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[Sahara]

It depends on the the definition of 'decent nick', I think. Worth paying £4.5k+ for a full set with a full case, retaining its original shape and sharp edges. I have seen plenty of dealer examples, recently, in this price bracket with plenty of metal removed and rounded edges (& often described otherwise).

I'm also interested in buying one, can you a advise me where to look to see the difference between the two as I wouldn't know?
Thanks

[chrisparker]

Would this be the norm, 10% diff between private and dealer

Not really, prices can vary a lot. Only the buyer can decide what value to put on dealer benefits, i.e. Warranty, finance, returns, card payment etc.