Reply With QuoteWhat did you pay for it? I'd start thereOriginally Posted by johny
You can filter ebay by sold items that will give you at least a basic idea.
Rolex pen prices
Hi
I have a silver wave design rolex pen that I'm thinking of selling. What price are these selling for now?
I have a green hex shaped one as well. What price are those ones selling for?
Thank you.
Last edited by johny; 1st August 2019 at 16:40.
What did you pay for it? I'd start there
You can filter ebay by sold items that will give you at least a basic idea.
Last edited by animalone; 1st August 2019 at 15:45.
Are you fishing for offers?
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No thank you.
Four hundred and fifty views. I'm really surprised at that.
Did they let you keep the warranty card OP.
Check sold prices on ebay.
I got given one with my BLNR by goldsmiths a couple of years ago, it’s been sitting in the draw ever since. Put it on eBay last month and got £85 for it.
Is it inhouse?
A Rolex pen seriously?
Joking aside, Rolex make watches not pens so unless its been made by a decent pen maker like Montblanc, Visconti etc then the only person who would buy it would be someone who really and I mean really likes Rolex otherwise I assume these were free with other bits and bobs you may get given as a decent customer at a dealer.
Thank you. That seems like a good price.
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Yes...lolIs it inhouse?
They're made by Caran d'Ache, quite nice. I have a few lying around, couldnt really be bothered to sell a pen, though....
Not even for £85 as per post above? I'd be selling the lot.
Thanks for the replies.
I gave the silver one to a pal along with some other bits and pieces I had.
I have kept the green one until it is time to give him another gift...lol
Last edited by johny; 13th August 2019 at 16:46.
Rolex tat sells for big money (well, considering -- as you said -- that they make watches not display cabinets or signage or notepaper or whatever).
And these aren't even tools or straps or boxes or anything actually watch-related, just the usual corporate logo crap.
Fanboys with more money than sense.
Mind you, that's their target audience.
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