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[wilsonpepper]

According to WatchCharts:


The Rolex GMT-Master 126719BLRO has a retail price of $42,300 and trades for $41,461 on the pre-owned market.

Expect to pay 3% more when buying from a secondary market dealer. The Rolex 126719BLRO is a current production model as of June 2024.


We've tracked 405 sales for the Rolex 126719BLRO in the past year on the secondary market, making it a relatively popular watch.

A fair market price for this watch would be between $33,335 and $49,587. Anything below $33,335 would be a great price, while anything above $49,587 would be considered a high price.

Value Retention
We define "Value Retention" as the premium or discount a current-production watch trades at on the secondary market, relative to its retail price.

Given its retail price of $42,300 and market price of $41,461, the Rolex 126719BLRO has a value retention of 2.0%, which means that it trades for 2.0% below retail.

In comparison, the average value retention across all in-production Rolex GMT-Master watches is +44.0%, while the average value retention across all in-production Rolex watches is +19.9%.

[jb335]

Originally Posted by wilsonpepper

According to WatchCharts:


The Rolex GMT-Master 126719BLRO has a retail price of $42,300 and trades for $41,461 on the pre-owned market.

Expect to pay 3% more when buying from a secondary market dealer. The Rolex 126719BLRO is a current production model as of June 2024.


We've tracked 405 sales for the Rolex 126719BLRO in the past year on the secondary market, making it a relatively popular watch.

A fair market price for this watch would be between $33,335 and $49,587. Anything below $33,335 would be a great price, while anything above $49,587 would be considered a high price.

Value Retention
We define "Value Retention" as the premium or discount a current-production watch trades at on the secondary market, relative to its retail price.

Given its retail price of $42,300 and market price of $41,461, the Rolex 126719BLRO has a value retention of 2.0%, which means that it trades for 2.0% below retail.

In comparison, the average value retention across all in-production Rolex GMT-Master watches is +44.0%, while the average value retention across all in-production Rolex watches is +19.9%.

Yeah, just the caveat here is obviously there are big differences in price depending on blue or meteorite.

Also, I love the GMT Meteorite for many reasons, but one of the biggest reasons is it reminds me of the old GMT in your avatar. The mythical Albino GMT.