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15300 Blue Dial Pricing
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I am curious what the community's thoughts are on pricing for a 15300. I've been scouring around every forum, marketplace, dealer, etc seeing what's out there as this model genuinely seems to hit the sweet spot for me at 39mm and I just really like the AP at the 12 o'clock marker. Prices seem to be around $26k for "good" (i.e., definitely worn and enjoyed) without box/papers, to $35k for excellent condition with box/papers. I haven't followed this watch over a long period of time, but I'd guess it has went up quite a bit over the past two years, much like every RO. These are getting extremely hard to find, particularly with box/papers and excellent condition. I am not at all saying I am comfortable at the high end of this range, but curious what the experts think. If you were after this watch, what price makes you comfortable assuming box/papers and truly excellent condition? Always appreciate the input! |
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I have recently picked up a peachy 15300 blue with papers and bits what seems apparent is prices have firmed up I think it has something to do with the RO achieving legend status and being seen as equal in history and quality to the 5711 and currently 1/2 the price of a 5711 which is driving prices upward....as to your question the best ones seem to be £22-25k GBP so $29- $33k....currently.
The 15300 39mm is a fabulous watch and ticks so many boxes...buy and enjoy. |
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It has gone up a lot lately. I almost sold mine last summer, glad I didn't. But I still do not find myself wearing it often enough. If someone offered me 35k for it tomorrow, I may have to think about it. I have not seen them that high. But I would have a really hard time parting with it.
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I picked up a white dial 15300 in October 2019 and the dealer I got mine from mentioned that the blue dial carries a hefty premium due to interest and scarcity. He said blue dials are easily in the $30k range which seems consistent with what you’ve been seeing.
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It is impossible to see where this goes, but it seems within reason that this could approach premiums similar to the Jumbo. I know the Jumbo is thinner and many would say a "cleaner" dial. However, I get stuck on the Jumbo not only because of the additional premium (and they're still making more), but I personally am a big fan of the sweeping seconds hand. To me, it just makes the watch more "alive". |
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Absolutely agree with you here. I just don’t see AP making a 39mm royal oak that could cannibalize sales of the jumbo which could be one of the reasons why the 15300 had such a short production run. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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AP doesn't make enough 15202 to worry about its sales being "cannibalized" lol
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True. But they would potentially lose their bait to get you to buy something you do not want in order to get the jumbo. If there was any other 39mm offering, I think the jumbo would lose its luster. Hence the 15300 blue prices surging.
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I’ve met someone who got a 15202 from a boutique about 10 years ago and he was presented with the 15202 and the 15300 side by side. It was a different time back then but he came very close to picking the 15300. Not trying to say this type of situation has happened often, but rather that I see no reason for AP to introduce a new 39mm royal oak so for someone who badly wants a 39mm royal oak but can’t get their hands on a 15202 then the 15300 is your next best option. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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