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I've always wanted a Rolex since I was a kid. I'm 32 years old now and figure that I might just be ready to move up from the Seikos that I currently own. I don't care if they're overhyped and I'm just paying for the name, I want one. That being said, I'm nobody's fool. What's the most inexpensive plain Rolex that's available and what's a reasonable cost for something like that? I don't want diamonds or gold or tourbillons or any funky collectors editions as I'm not really that flashy of a dude, I just want something like an Air King because that's what I think a watch should look like and they're solid, quality watches. Also, as long as it's in good shape I don't mind buying used one single bit and as a matter of fact think vintage watches are just as cool, if not cooler than new. Help me navigate the Rolex world with some smarts.
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Jul 26, 2010 22:28
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Monkey Lincoln posted:Just keep in mind when buying one that they don't usually keep great time and fixing them costs a ton, like with any luxury item that wears over time. Fixing them being expensive was a given, since you want to take them to someone who knows what they're doing, not the dude at the Dakota watch kiosk at the mall, but they don't keep great time? Seriously? A $1800 watch that can't tell time?
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Jul 27, 2010 00:15
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Alright, good to know. It's not turning me off either, I was just curious. I can handle adjusting my watch every now and then, I just don't want it losing like an hour a day or something. But in the interest of a compelling thread and all, what's the best luxury watch in terms of quality in your opinion?
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Jul 27, 2010 00:38
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