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Originally Posted by brmeyers
Oh just one more thing, if you can find a preowned without papers that is $10,000 less than a preowned with papers, paying $3-5K makes economic sense. And that is only if something happens. But if the warranty is expired, I imagine you have to pay the service fee anyway?
I understand for resale it helps, but if you buy for a lot less and sell it down the road for a lot less, its still not too far off.
Big question mark for me, even after what you said is WILL the RM AD service a watch with no papers.
If they will, then I would consider (I know after I try on and know what I want..lol).
Sorry to beat this question into the ground, but its important to know for me approaching this.
(the sellers I am looking at are very trusted, so no worries on authenticity, just servicing).
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As Paul says, get confirmation from RM direct, however I believe RM will be more than happy to take your money to service a watch with no papers. Also you then have some documented proof of authenticity and a service record so if you can pick up way cheaper without papers it may be worth considering.
When you try a few on I bet you will start to consider models you never gave a second look at in pictures.
Good luck.
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