We have to admit that Rolex, the leading brand in the pre-owned market, has raised its retail prices by an average of 3.4% – which is reflected in the US prices on the official fake Rolex watches. For many models, this represents a jump of several hundred dollars, with some models costing more than $2,000.
While we usually expect price increases for most years, this year’s price increases depending on the model, with classic models like the Day-Date seeing minor average price increases and specialty models like the Daytonas and GMT Master II the most significant increases.
Rolex watches have been rising in price for decades and are now more expensive than ever – but the trend shows no signs of slowing down.
Due to ban restrictions and a soaring market, people have more money to spend, suggesting that demand for watches is outstripping supply, sending people to third-party dealers. The waiting list is now a decade long, and new pieces are becoming harder to find as prices climb on the pre-owned market.
Last September, Rolex claimed that “. Our current production cannot fully meet existing demand, at least without compromising the quality of our watches. We refuse to do so because the quality of our products cannot be compromised.
Some people who have been saving up for a watch will be disappointed by the price increase, but if you’re looking for a Rolex, it’s a safe and sound investment this year. And we would say that any price you can get from a genuine dealer should be considered a buying privilege.
You’ll be pleased to know that buying a pre-owned replica Rolex from a reputable dealer like us is much easier than buying a brand new Rolex yourself At our new High Street boutique in Epping, we have a large selection of models for you to admire.
While you may think the initial outlay is expensive for your new addition – if you manage to get a brand new watch – there is always the hope that its value will increase over time. It may be an excellent investment if it comes in a box and has the original paperwork.