Should i part ex my Rolex seadweller 16610 for GMT

[rat840771]

I have a hankering for a bit of colour on my watch and cant decide on whether to part ex for the new GMT master II BLNR or a circa 2002 GMT master II Pepsi.

Is this a silly move as I do love my seadweller as its a bit beefier than the GMT's. But ive had it for 10 years now so maybe time for a change.

[rat840771]

thanks for the comments, maybe i will hang on to mine and ge it serviced.

I need to see the pepsi and BLNR in the flesh before i make a decision.

[rat840771]

I did enquire about a part ex here

http://www.ukspecialistwatches.co.uk/shop/rolex-wa...

They offered my 4K on mine, without service but all documents. Which isn't bad considering it has light scratches and has never been serviced in 11 years of ownership.

But £6150 for a GMT II, you can see the original receipt in picture for £2350!

They have another one at £4650 without papers, can papers demand another £1500!

[rat840771]

Dom Hackett has one at £4600 which is more like it, what is D - series? It has no lug holes so I guess its around 2005.

But listening to PH massive I should keep hold of the dweller