16610 - S Series

[ghostrider]

How much to pay for a S series 16610?

[smartyjones18]

How much to pay for a S series 16610?

How much do you want to buy?
Sorry bro, I'm afraid you gotta do a search in the garage for indications.

[ghostrider]

Searched the garage for indications, but no "S" series 16610.
Maybe S$5.4K reasonable? Still need to check the condition of the watch first. Just know it has no box but come with paper.

[Mezz72]

one was sold for about 5.8k here so it does look like a good price.

http://www.sg-roc.com/threads/109132...olex-Sub-16610

[ghostrider]

Noted the price, will use that as my indicator. Found out it a N-series instead of S. Thanks

[pwc]

depend on condition i would say

[taxico]

i sold my k series sub (SEL) last christmas for... $5k.

make sure you don't over pay. i think 5.4k is still a little expensive. i would pay less for an older model... or one that is in really fantastic shape (bracelet and case) and with a good service history (with paperwork to prove it!).

service history doesn't matter if you're not fussy - the wear and tear parts (genuine rolex mainspring and rotor axle) costs less than $150 + a service at an independent watchmaker outside ($250-$350). if the bracelet and case are in good condition, the tube and crown will also be in good condition.

otherwise you're better off waiting for something with newer bracelet/case (R to U serial are all about the same - no point paying more without a documented service history): the change from tritium to luminova and then superluminova (A), the next jump would be P-K with SEL and improved diving extension (93250), and then the non-lug hole designs (Y...?)