Whats a good price for a 2005 16610

[anonymousmoose]

I've found a 16610 for $3200 with box & papers bought from an AD in 2005 F serial. Would this be a good price?

I'm still 'investigating' the seller.

[Bisquitlips]

That is about average from what I have seen.

[therolexguy]

I think that's good. You are talking US$?

[submariner16610]

3200 us is fair

[Speed]

That's nice often a good seller will command a premium for his good rep.

[therolexguy]

Btw, Steve Mulholland has one for sale here on the forum!

[JUSTROLEXES]

Very good Price for a mint complete one...
Good luck

[USCpaneristi]

Just remember that you're gonna have to service that baby soon too when you're thinking about what you wanna pay for a F series.

[Tools]

That's a good price for any Sub from an AD...........

[Nicko]

Originally Posted by anonymousmoose

I've found a 16610 for $3200 with box & papers bought from an AD in 2005 F serial. Would this be a good price?

I'm still 'investigating' the seller.

That's what I paid for mine then I had to have it serviced. BTW, mine was not from an AD. The service cost should be factored in.

[anonymousmoose]

Originally Posted by therolexguy

Btw, Steve Mulholland has one for sale here on the forum!

I saw, I sent him a PM & email... but I cant see the pictures because at work most image hosting sites are blocked. I'll look at the pics tonight.

[anonymousmoose]

Originally Posted by USCpaneristi

Just remember that you're gonna have to service that baby soon too when you're thinking about what you wanna pay for a F series.

I should make a new thread but I'll see what response I get here. With my Omega Auto, its way overdue for a service but after a $30 regulation, its keeping excellent time. A lot of fellow Omega owners dont service their watches until they see significant time loss. Is it the same for Rolex? Can they got long past their service dates? I know very reputable Omega owners, who know a a LOT about watches who have had them for 10 years without a service. I think their logic is that if you get it serviced its gonna cost you $XXX anyways so if they keep it till starts loosing time, its not gonna cost much more to service and regulate it.

[icnbne]

afaik, Rolex still runs strong after 10 years, but it is recomended that you do have a service every 5~7 years... but no it wont kill your watch from what ive read

[mailman]

Originally Posted by anonymousmoose

I should make a new thread but I'll see what response I get here. With my Omega Auto, its way overdue for a service but after a $30 regulation, its keeping excellent time. A lot of fellow Omega owners dont service their watches until they see significant time loss. Is it the same for Rolex? Can they got long past their service dates? I know very reputable Omega owners, who know a a LOT about watches who have had them for 10 years without a service. I think their logic is that if you get it serviced its gonna cost you $XXX anyways so if they keep it till starts loosing time, its not gonna cost much more to service and regulate it.

Yes a Rolex can go longer than that without a service. If I were buying a pre-owned one that was more than five years old, I would factor in around $550 for a service

[anonymousmoose]

Originally Posted by therolexguy

Btw, Steve Mulholland has one for sale here on the forum!

Its already on hold. Thats the problem when your on Australian time.