rolex submariner white gold value forum | Rolex 8385 18k white gold rolex submariner white gold value forum However; now that I know you have the Root Beer (I'm assuming the full Everose?), I'd lean towards either of the blue dials for variety, with the white gold LB being the most different. But if you don't care about that kind of stuff, and just choosing based on those 3 references, my vote is for the black and yellow gold!
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Rolex Submariner White Gold 126619LB. Hi- just got the call for a white gold . However; now that I know you have the Root Beer (I'm assuming the full .
I wouldn't buy a gold Sub. I'd rather have a SS sports Rolex + a SS dress JLC . I have owned both and neither would be my answer. No need to pay a premium . Rolex Submariner White Gold 126619LB. Hi- just got the call for a white gold Sub from AD - wanted to hear what people thought if should get, the supply and the urgency. Seems like a lot of money and this version is getting more flooded for a lower price point than MSRP on the grey market. However; now that I know you have the Root Beer (I'm assuming the full Everose?), I'd lean towards either of the blue dials for variety, with the white gold LB being the most different. But if you don't care about that kind of stuff, and just choosing based on those 3 references, my vote is for the black and yellow gold!
I wouldn't buy a gold Sub. I'd rather have a SS sports Rolex + a SS dress JLC (MUT Moon for ex.), and extra cash to spend on nice high end straps. If I was to buy a gold Rolex, it'd be a YG DJ or DD. Maybe later when I turn 50, who knows. That blue looks super cool though. I have owned both and neither would be my answer. No need to pay a premium for the WG in either. SS BLRO on Jubilee is the one followed by either a SS Submariner in black or the new LV. Better yet you can have both for the price of one of the others. Maybe the white gold looks a lot different in real life? But the price for upgrading, to me, is not worth it at all. I’d buy a regular Sub and then buy a couple more high end watches with money you’ll save.
In the poll I chose white gold. If prices come back to reality I might actually seek one out. I'm not really into yellow gold and the stainless look is simpler and fits my style more. It is the only Sub Date I'd trade mine for, price/value not withstanding. Can anyone tell me if this is a white gold submariner date? And what price do you think I could get?. I got it as a gift. I like it a lot.like the weight and the warmth of the white gold..just looks and feels different than steel..and so is the price..The Two Sides Of The White Gold Submariner. The sum is greater than the parts. At first glance, the Rolex Submariner ref. 116619 is a watch of contradiction. On the one hand, it’s technically a dive watch born within Rolex’s most famous family of tool watches—the Submariner.
114060. You can expect to pay anywhere between ,000 and 1,000 for a second-hand Rolex Submariner watch. The Rolex Submariner No Date watch with the reference number 114060 is probably one of the more affordable collectables. You can expect to pay around ,500 for one in mint condition. Rolex Submariner White Gold 126619LB. Hi- just got the call for a white gold Sub from AD - wanted to hear what people thought if should get, the supply and the urgency. Seems like a lot of money and this version is getting more flooded for a lower price point than MSRP on the grey market.
However; now that I know you have the Root Beer (I'm assuming the full Everose?), I'd lean towards either of the blue dials for variety, with the white gold LB being the most different. But if you don't care about that kind of stuff, and just choosing based on those 3 references, my vote is for the black and yellow gold! I wouldn't buy a gold Sub. I'd rather have a SS sports Rolex + a SS dress JLC (MUT Moon for ex.), and extra cash to spend on nice high end straps. If I was to buy a gold Rolex, it'd be a YG DJ or DD. Maybe later when I turn 50, who knows. That blue looks super cool though. I have owned both and neither would be my answer. No need to pay a premium for the WG in either. SS BLRO on Jubilee is the one followed by either a SS Submariner in black or the new LV. Better yet you can have both for the price of one of the others. Maybe the white gold looks a lot different in real life? But the price for upgrading, to me, is not worth it at all. I’d buy a regular Sub and then buy a couple more high end watches with money you’ll save.
In the poll I chose white gold. If prices come back to reality I might actually seek one out. I'm not really into yellow gold and the stainless look is simpler and fits my style more. It is the only Sub Date I'd trade mine for, price/value not withstanding. Can anyone tell me if this is a white gold submariner date? And what price do you think I could get?. I got it as a gift. I like it a lot.like the weight and the warmth of the white gold..just looks and feels different than steel..and so is the price..
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The Two Sides Of The White Gold Submariner. The sum is greater than the parts. At first glance, the Rolex Submariner ref. 116619 is a watch of contradiction. On the one hand, it’s technically a dive watch born within Rolex’s most famous family of tool watches—the Submariner.
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