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·Why do you think that will be the case? I think the benefits are quite clear for the casual consumer who wants to feel secure buying a pre-owned Rolex.
From my understanding, the CPOs will be priced above MSRP at the market value (I may be incorrect, only have one reference point from an AD)
Based on that assumption, I would imagine the casual buyer to be critical of the options: older watch for market cost or new watch for less I.e MSRP.
The casual buyer would probably want to pay MRSP and get a new watch rather than market cost for a used watch. (This was what my hyperbole of half a brain was referring to)
However, I definitely see the benefit for folks who want an authentic, warranty backed Rolex now (obviously having it be used) from an AD in the form of a CPO as opposed to something more risky from the Gray Market.
I mean, heck, I would be open to purchasing vintage 4 digit pieces from an AD if it meant coming with warranty and authenticity for a reasonable price (pipe dream though).


