Rolex Bubble & Auction Recap Submariner 5512 & 6538 | Sea Dweller 16600 | Price Shock!

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Rolex Bubble & Auction Recap - Submariner 5512 & 6538 | Sea Dweller 16600 | Price Shock!
On this episode I discuss the Rolex bubble and how one of my favorite RU-vidrs, Adrian of Bark & Jack stirred up a bit of a hornet's nest on his channel with a recent episode where he claimed the bubble might be bursting. I also discuss an amazing auction held in Hong Kong by Phillips Auctions. The auction rendered some amazing results, especially for a remarkable 1959 Rolex 5512 which hammered for $251,875 USD. I also discuss a trio of "nuevo vintage" five digit Rolex sports models, a pair of 16600 Sea Dwellers and a 114270 Explorer. All three hammered above estimate at prices well above average retail here in the United States.
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7 дек 2019

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@wincrasher2007 4 года назад

I guess I don't get your point. There are always outliers in any trend. Also, there is no accounting for vintage, as some buyer may want it so bad they overpay. Also, the craziness in HK right now is making people move their cash into hard assets that can be quietly exported.

@sakisss213 4 года назад

Very nice vid!!!!!

@JustWatchreviews 4 года назад

Thank you!

@barryisland3349 4 года назад

Phillips Hong Kong also have a 25% buyers premium plus any local applicable taxes...

@SPQR-Z 2 года назад

Stories surrounding the impending popping of the Rolex bubble have been premature. It’s still alive and well much to watch enthusiasts chagrin’s. We did have a pullback when Covid first started early 2020 but since that scare it’s roared back unabated

@steverice7546 3 года назад

The difference in color on the lume plots of that ref 6538 is not a flaw. Rolex traditionally tinted the lume material in the rectangular 6 o’clock lume plot a different shade to differentiate it from the 5 and 7 o’clock round plots. Rather than being a detriment to the condition and value of a vintage Rolex, this detail can often be an unmistakable marker of authenticity that’s as difficult to counterfeit as the radioactivity from a vintage radium dial. To say that the color of those lume plots “don’t match” only reveals the narrator’s lack of knowledge and naivety.

@JustWatchreviews 3 года назад

Your comment would carry a lot more weight had you left the dig at the end off, I’m sorry you felt the need to do that. Cheers.