Daytona waiting list?

Daytona waiting list?

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m12kop

Original Poster:

262 posts

217 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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Is there still a 7 year wait for ss daytona or is it getting shorter at the moment, thanks in advance, Jason.

Adrian W

13,883 posts

229 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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Is it time for the annual Daytona waiting list thread

I'll start by saying two years if your fussy.

Disco You

3,685 posts

181 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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It depends on which version you want.

MarsellusWallace

1,180 posts

202 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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You should be able to source a ss version with little or no wait at list price without too much trouble at the moment.
Rolex have increased the list price considerably over the last few years(from £3730 in 2005?).I personally don't think the watch is worth it's current list price.

m12kop

Original Poster:

262 posts

217 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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The reason i asked is because today i walked into rolex dealer not being on the list, 5 mins later i'm the proud owner of ss daytona with black face, very happy

Edited by m12kop on Monday 13th September 20:55

Phooey

12,608 posts

170 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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Probably not then. They'll be discounting them next wink

austinpowers69

68 posts

200 months

Monday 13th September 2010
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Was it in the window? Or did they have it out back?

mc_blue

2,548 posts

219 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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How much does it list at now just out of interest? And the price of a bi-metal. It is my aspirational watch.

Dominic H

3,275 posts

233 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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Steel Daytona 116520 is £6310
Steel & gold Daytona 116523 is £9060

DH

mc_blue

2,548 posts

219 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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Thanks - better get saving then. Am I right in my assumption that bi-metals do not carry a waiting list?

Stuart

11,635 posts

252 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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mc_blue said:
Thanks - better get saving then. Am I right in my assumption that bi-metals do not carry a waiting list?
Correct. Just like the SS, it would seem..


toohuge

3,434 posts

217 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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Wow, that's a huge amount of money. I agree with the above, I'd find it hard to justify that amount.

andy tims

5,581 posts

247 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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toohuge said:
Wow, that's a huge amount of money. I agree with the above, I'd find it hard to justify that amount.
Not that I want a Daytona, but a 2006 SS / black dial one just sold very easily for £5,750 on TZ-UK so whilst it may have cost a few quid to buy, it's a cheap (if not profitable) watch to own over the course of a few years.

LHD

17,001 posts

188 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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Stuart said:
mc_blue said:
Thanks - better get saving then. Am I right in my assumption that bi-metals do not carry a waiting list?
Correct. Just like the SS, it would seem..
I've been offered a new model ceramic SS Sub with date.

I'm now trying to rob my granny* to afford it.

There are no waiting lists in reality just now, i'm glad i sold my Daytona when i did.

Ironic that my Tudor Oysterdate Chrono is worth more now...

*I'm not going to rob my granny as she's dead

scrutineers

44 posts

196 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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I'd love to know where you managed to pick up a SS Daytona with no wait at list price. Most dealers in the UK I've spoken to have a 4 year waiting list and some were not taking any more orders at all.

The shortest wait I found was 9-12 months in at an AD in Paris where I am assured I'm next on the list.

Did you purchase the watch in the UK?

toohuge

3,434 posts

217 months

Tuesday 14th September 2010
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andy tims said:
toohuge said:
Wow, that's a huge amount of money. I agree with the above, I'd find it hard to justify that amount.
Not that I want a Daytona, but a 2006 SS / black dial one just sold very easily for £5,750 on TZ-UK so whilst it may have cost a few quid to buy, it's a cheap (if not profitable) watch to own over the course of a few years.
Yes, i have noticed that too, the 2nd hand values are excellent.

I hope you are on the mend andy thumbup

Paracetamol

4,226 posts

245 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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scrutineers said:
I'd love to know where you managed to pick up a SS Daytona with no wait at list price. Most dealers in the UK I've spoken to have a 4 year waiting list and some were not taking any more orders at all.

The shortest wait I found was 9-12 months in at an AD in Paris where I am assured I'm next on the list.

Did you purchase the watch in the UK?
I walked into an AD in the Middle East..out of the safe came a SS with white face...at equiv of 6400 gbp....

LukeBird

17,170 posts

210 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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scrutineers said:
I'd love to know where you managed to pick up a SS Daytona with no wait at list price. Most dealers in the UK I've spoken to have a 4 year waiting list and some were not taking any more orders at all.
I think that's because a lot of people think that's bks nowadays, a yarn spun by ADs to keep a big 'waiting' list going.

Phooey

12,608 posts

170 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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Last year my friend bought a SS white-face from an AD in Barbados for list.

Stitch

933 posts

218 months

Wednesday 15th September 2010
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m12kop said:
The reason i asked is because today i walked into rolex dealer not being on the list, 5 mins later i'm the proud owner of ss daytona with black face, very happy

Edited by m12kop on Monday 13th September 20:55
So why ask the question?

You know the answer through experience (rather than relying on the heresay of a website forum).

Or are you hoping that you have been really, really clever and jumped a seven year waiting list?