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7 minutes ago, Spidey10 said:

Simple with the fat boy…and black Panther!!

enjoy yr weekend fellas…life is short, need to wear my fat boy more…😂😂

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Your daybed similar to my sofa...from novena? 

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2 hours ago, mersaylee said:

Your daybed similar to my sofa...from novena? 

No ler, from a furniture store in Ubi…😂

wife bought when I was away..😂

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On 2/25/2022 at 3:57 PM, Dp26 said:

See liao hungry 

Hungry for food is an easier problem, hungry for rolex will be a bigger problem. 

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20 hours ago, Ct3833 said:

Hungry for food is an easier problem, hungry for rolex will be a bigger problem. 

probably starve to death already if hunger for rolex...[laugh]

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Need help from all gurus here. May I know how to find the year of manufacture for say Rolex and Tudor? Many advtised as circa 2021, circa 2022 but how to verify? By serial number or other code (hidden)? 

I try to Google but cannot draw any conclusion from various information posted online, especially for Tudor.

Kam siah Kam siah... [:)]

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40 minutes ago, Carbon82 said:

Need help from all gurus here. May I know how to find the year of manufacture for say Rolex and Tudor? Many advtised as circa 2021, circa 2022 but how to verify? By serial number or other code (hidden)? 

I try to Google but cannot draw any conclusion from various information posted online, especially for Tudor.

Kam siah Kam siah... [:)]

for modern Rolexes and Tudors, it cannot be verified by serials nor codes

you may only draw an estimate using the wrrwnty card which may show date of purchase.  

in any case, you may have a watch which is manufactured in 2020 but sold in 2022.  Therefore its really quite hard to nail it

of course if it is a particular model with features, markings, design launched only from a particular year onwards then you will at least know it is not older than that.  
 

maybe if you share some specific info or model or pic, i can help

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38 minutes ago, Throttle2 said:

for modern Rolexes and Tudors, it cannot be verified by serials nor codes

you may only draw an estimate using the wrrwnty card which may show date of purchase.  

in any case, you may have a watch which is manufactured in 2020 but sold in 2022.  Therefore its really quite hard to nail it

Thanks for the info. 

My SE inform me that he has a Circa 2021 Tudor GMT (brand new unsized and unregistered set) and is selling this unit at below RRP, so thought of getting it, but I am concerned if it could be pre-2020 set (with date wheel issue). 

Ehmm... Should I or should not? Don't laugh at me for making such a low SES choice hor, I don't have millions of $$$ at my disposal... 

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49 minutes ago, Carbon82 said:

Thanks for the info. 

My SE inform me that he has a Circa 2021 Tudor GMT (brand new unsized and unregistered set) and is selling this unit at below RRP, so thought of getting it, but I am concerned if it could be pre-2020 set (with date wheel issue). 

Ehmm... Should I or should not? Don't laugh at me for making such a low SES choice hor, I don't have millions of $$$ at my disposal... 

if u like it, get it. Its still a much sought after piece for a fraction of Rolex.

i doubt is pre 2020 cos this is still pretty hot. 

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14 minutes ago, Carbon82 said:

Thanks for the info. 

The SE I bought my 1st Tudor from inform me that he has a Circa 2021 Tudor GMT (brand new unregistered set) and is selling this unit at below RRP, so thought of getting it, but wondering if it could be pre-2020 set (with hand spring issue). 

Ehmm... Should I or should not? Don't laugh at me for making such a low SES choice hor, I don't have millions $$$ at my disposal... 

and your reason for buying? 
For daily thrash wearing or with a thought of making money?

for daily thrashing, it doesnt matter

for “investment” forget the idea

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On 3/6/2022 at 6:10 PM, Throttle2 said:

and your reason for buying? 
For daily thrash wearing or with a thought of making money?

for daily thrashing, it doesnt matter

for “investment” forget the idea

For daily use. I am never an investment guy else would have make some quick $$$ just by following what my friends did in properties and watches. 

My 2015 Black Bay Blue (79220B) has been serving me well so I have been thinking of adding another Tudor as my daily beater and this GMT fit my bill. 

BTW, just confirmed with my SE, the serial number for this piece end with 'A0' (it is no longer 7 numeric digits but 7 alphanumeric combi) Any chance you know if it is beyond 2020 production?

I am likely to bite given that I am offered >10% discount off RRP and that there is now a wait list for this model (can't believe all this crap wait list thingy but... ) 

@Vegas I too find Tudor VFM. Not willing to pay premium for a Rolex GMT (from grey market). Thanks for your input. 

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On 3/6/2022 at 9:28 PM, Carbon82 said:

For daily use. I am never an investment guy else would have make some quick $$$ just by following what my friends did in properties and watches. 

My 2015 Black Bay Blue (79220B) has been serving me well so I have been thinking of adding another Tudor as my daily beater and this GMT fit my bill. 

BTW, just confirmed with my SE, the serial number for this piece end with 'A0' (it is no longer 7 numeric digits but 7 alphanumeric combi) Any chance you know if it is beyond 2020 production?

I am likely to bite given that I am offered >10% discount off RRP and that there is now a wait list for this model (can't believe all this crap wait list thingy but... ) 

@Vegas I too find Tudor VFM. Not willing to pay premium for a Rolex GMT (from grey market). Thanks for your input. 


sorry no chance of me knowing or telling the production year

Tudors waiting list is fuelled by Rolex. 
you can still get new Tudors for decent discounts (15% or more) perhaps not in singapore which has small supply of everything, also you might need some connections

Thrrefore 10% off in singapore is a decent deal today for the gmt

Lastly the datewheel issue is kinda heng suay.   If you like it, go for it. Should the datewheel issue surface, just bring it to RSC for a repair since it will still be under warranty.  Shouldnt be a big iproblem

 

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