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Rolex Watches

I'm looking to purchase a Rolex, and I know you can't really find "deals" on them but I was wondering if anyone knew anywhere good to find legit preowned Rolex watches.

I don't want to get fucked and buy a fake one but I know that I could save a bit if I got one preowned.

All help is appreciated!
if you can't afford a rolex then you don't need a rolex
Have you allready tried to google it? Because I did for like 2 minutes and found this: bobs watches pre owned rolex watches (sorry for not posting a link, I can't send links yet...)
(Feb 8, 2016 07:20 PM)Sennheiser Wrote:  if you can't afford a rolex then you don't need a rolex

well chosen words :)
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At the beach in spain! they look quite real and last for at least 5-6 months. cost is around 100$ :D
(Feb 8, 2016 07:20 PM)Sennheiser Wrote:  if you can't afford a rolex then you don't need a rolex

I can afford one. If I can save a few hundred/thousand with one that isn't brand new why not?


(Feb 8, 2016 07:24 PM)Somebowdy Wrote:  Have you allready tried to google it? Because I did for like 2 minutes and found this: bobs watches pre owned rolex watches (sorry for not posting a link, I can't send links yet...)

Yeah but I just assumed majority were fake. I'll check it out though, thanks!
(Feb 8, 2016 07:48 PM)Snake Bite Wrote:  Never understood why people buy overpriced Rolex watches, you can buy a good looking and functional watches for ~$200. Is it for looks or something? Good luck with finding a deal OP.

Why do you shop at normal clothing stores when you can go to the thrift store
Visit your local pawn shop is what advice I have for you.
Preowned watches don't lose value simply because they have been preowned. If the watch has been worn, by 1 person or 20 people, and still looks new and shiny, they're gonna ask for the same price, you would never know the difference once it is all cleaned up nice and buffed out.

source: pawn shop employee.
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(Feb 10, 2016 02:10 PM)Thin Wrote:  Preowned watches don't lose value simply because they have been preowned. If the watch has been worn, by 1 person or 20 people, and still looks new and shiny, they're gonna ask for the same price, you would never know the difference once it is all cleaned up nice and buffed out.

source: pawn shop employee.

So you guys do sell at market value and nothing less?
(Feb 10, 2016 02:26 PM)iDuL Wrote:  So you guys do sell at market value and nothing less?

they don't come in often, so when they do, they're usually gone instantly, so we can charge market value.
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I can't attest to how great these prices are, but Tourneau sells pre-owned watches: http://www.tourneau.com/certified-pre-ow...ned-rolex/

Doing a bit of research, they are on the expensive side and don't provide a box and papers.
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(Feb 10, 2016 04:28 PM)Fun Guy Wrote:  I can't attest to how great these prices are, but Tourneau sells pre-owned watches: http://www.tourneau.com/certified-pre-ow...ned-rolex/

Doing a bit of research, they are on the expensive side and don't provide a box and papers.

don't provide box and papers huh? good luck reselling it I guess?
Always confirm in PM before dealing. Beware of impersonators.
(Feb 8, 2016 07:48 PM)Snake Bite Wrote:  Never understood why people buy overpriced Rolex watches, you can buy a good looking and functional watches for ~$200. Is it for looks or something? Good luck with finding a deal OP.

I believe the point of a Rolex, is to show your wealth. If you are trying to save money on a Rolex, you are showing wealth that you don't have. This also pertains to fake Rolex.
Go on ebay and look at them, they will be real and cheaper than most. That is where I got my first watch
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