Is buying a Rolex Certified Pre‑Owned timepiece a good deal/idea?
>>18790034Got my eye on this little pudding cup.
>>18790035cool watch but I dont understand why a utilitarian tool watch would be in gold?
>>18790034Imagine caring about Rolex in 2026 almost 2027
>>18790038Why wouldn't it be?
>I want the marry a divorcee experience, but with watches
>>18790034No, but he prices are wildly inflated. You can find better deals elsewhere and if you’re not an idiot, you have zero risk of buying a lemon.
>>18790052This, tbqhBut then again, the very thought of pre-owned should disgust you, unless it's legit vintage.Imagine the kind of scum that has to sell a Rolex
>>18790043Because its a tool watch and gold scratches very easily, which is why its employed on dress watches. Are you by any chance from a poor family? I could see someone from that background wearing something like this instead of just dealing with whatever issues the upbringing had on them.
>>18790114>the very thought of pre-owned should disgust you, unless it's legit vintage.Obviously we're talking about vintage. The Explorer II, for example, is a great watch...except the current version is complete dogshit. If you want a 1655 or 16570 you have no choice but to buy used.
>>18790035>gold subwhy tho? its a tool watch
for me the only rolexes worth buying are the precious metals
>>18790192Good luck
>>18790035You cannot afford that. You will never own a Rolex.
>>18790233Shut up, bitch.You don't know what I can afford.I can buy 10 of you.
