Rolex DateJust-dial marking

hansaboy · Nov 21, 2022

Dan S
Prices in auctions are always quite variable. But they are a good way to understand trends if you follow prices in general. Always consider prices with fees, it's pointless even to mention the hammer price.

Exactly!
And since I live in Sweden, I have to apply VAT/customs fees,, if the watch comes from UK or USA,
So its premium plus VAT etc, and often the watch can be a bit expensive!

Dan S · Nov 21, 2022

hansaboy
Exactly!
And since I live in Sweden, I have to apply VAT/customs fees,, if the watch comes from UK or USA,
So its premium plus VAT etc, and often the watch can be a bit expensive!

VAT is something you personally may have to pay to import the item, you may also have to pay shipping fees, but these are not part of the price IMO. However, the buyer's premium at an auction is intrinsically a part of the price for every buyer. In fact, when an auction house posts final prices on their website, they generally include the buyer's premium.

hansaboy · Nov 21, 2022

JwRosenthal
That’s a shame, I was waiting for my (desired) 1972 1603 to come back down to 2015 prices.

The good old days!!

😉

JwRosenthal · Nov 21, 2022

hansaboy
The good old days!!

😉

The end of the sane days.

Rolex DateJust-dial marking

hansaboy

Dan S

hansaboy

JwRosenthal

Similar threads

Vintage Rolex 18k Yellow Gold 16mm Buckle w/“Broom” Coronet, “Depose” Marking

Rolex Datejust 41 126300 - Blue Stick Dial - Oyster ( new / 2025 )

Rolex Datejust 41 Custom Ice Blue Baguette Numeral Dial ( excellent )

Rolex Datejust 41 126334 - Mint Green Stick Dial - Fluted - Jubilee ( new )

Rolex Datejust 41 126334 - Blue Stick Dial - Fluted - Jubilee ( new / 2025 )

Rolex Datejust 41 126300 - Silver Stick Dial - Oyster ( excellent / complete )