Category: Rolex

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.

The watch market is flooded with counterfeit watches and low-quality brands. Genuine timepieces are carefully crafted works of art, and their high prices reflect this. Vintage timepieces from luxury watch brands mark the upper class and are an investment possibility due to their scarcity and authenticity. Rolex and Patek Philippe watches are some of the most authentic versions on the market today. In order to create authentic timepieces that are sought after, they mix designs rooted in history, rare materials, complex mechanisms, and limited editions.
Many collectors consider the replica Rolex Submariner to be the most authentic watch available because it is unquestionably a classic and fabulous timepiece. This is due in part to the historical significance of the watch. It was first introduced in 1954 and quickly gained popularity for its performance as a dive watch. The current version of the Submariner is certified for use up to 300 meters underwater, maintaining its original functionality. In addition, simply owning a Rolex watch instantly enhances the appeal of a model.
Another characteristic of the Rolex Submariner is its consistent design over time. Over the past 70 years, the Submariner has undergone a number of adjustments, albeit minor ones. It now features a thicker and wider casing, together with new shades in various variants.
Stainless steel parts are popular right now because stainless steel watches are in high demand by collectors. This watch demonstrates the authenticity of the classic design and the current improvements that may make a complicated timepiece.
Compared to the Rolex Submariner, Patek Philippe’s Nautilus collection is relatively new. 1976 saw the introduction of the first Patek Philippe Nautilus to meet the growing demand for high-end sports replica watches. The Nautilus collection almost immediately capitalized on Patek Philippe’s brand reputation and today it is one of the most popular watches on the market.
The 5740 features the same horizontally aligned dial as the other Nautilus models, as well as thick, clear indexes and an automatic mechanism. These intricacies, along with the bright blue dial, set this model apart. In the past, when viewed in the correct light, the black dial would emit a hint of blue. The features of this watch create a complex and balanced dial that includes a day/night dial, month indication, and day of the week indication, among others.
The Nautilus and its fashionable incarnation show that the very special design of even the most intricately designed watches may earn a place among the most authentic types of watches. While the classic and familiar style of Cartier and fake Rolex will never go out of style, the Patek Philippe Nautilus is a must-have. If you are looking for any of these brands or models, make sure you buy from a reputable dealer who can provide proof of authenticity.

The Rolex Submariner is undoubtedly one of the most successful models in the history of a fake Rolex Submariner. This is not only because it plays its role as a diver’s watch very well, although I am sure only a few Submariners have seen the water. Its appearance in several James Bond movies certainly helped. If you disregard functionality and marketing, the Submariner’s success is largely due to its elegance as a timeless dress watch. It is the kind of replica watch you look at all the time, no matter what you want to know about the time of day.
It was an immediate success as the first watch ever to be water-resistant to 100 meters (330 feet) and equipped with a rotatable bezel for divers to read the time underwater. There was an ongoing debate about which model of the Submariner, the 6200 or the 6204, came out first. With a different 369 Explorer dial and a different movement, the 6200 is definitely the stranger one than the 6204/6205. However, when dealing with Rolex history, you will find more, and hard evidence from Rolex headquarters in Geneva is difficult to find. This certainly adds to the mythology of this legendary timepiece, and which model came first is not the most important.
The 6204 was officially released to the public in 1954, but from a collector’s point of view, the 6200 is certainly more desirable. With a thicker case and a larger 8 mm crown, it could be handled more easily by divers wearing thick gloves. This particular front crown gave birth to the nickname Big Crown. Only the Submariner models 6200, 6538, A/6538, and 5510 are equipped with a large crown, and these models are very popular with collectors.
The innovative technology needed to produce the Piccard’s Rolex Deepsea was then applied to the Submariner models. Adding a rotating bezel to a regular Rolex watch, allowed divers to accurately track the time underwater. By changing the plain dial from white to black and adding luminous numerals and hands, a new model was born, the practical Rolex, the sporty Rolex, or as Rolex described it.” In the early 1950s, Rolex developed professional watches as tools with functions that went far beyond simple time displays. These watches were used for professional activities such as deep-sea diving, aviation, mountaineering, and scientific exploration. These watches generated an enduring enthusiasm and became known as the watch for achievers”.
Over the years, I have studied the nuances of the replica Rolex Submariner and still occasionally learn something completely new. There are many exceptions and important details. For instance, sometimes the depth indication is red, it has a depth indication first in meters and then in feet, and some models have a 369 Explorer type dial for military orders. Then there is the glossy dial with gilt, silver, and white printing, as well as the minute track and open track. We see underlines, exclamation marks, matte dials, open tracks, double names, military, commercial exchanges, and other different names, and mix them with radium and tritium and you will find hundreds of different possibilities.

You’d be lying if you said you’ve never fantasized about stumbling upon a rare Rolex. We’ve all had that fantasy – the fantasy of unearthing one from a jewelry box at a yard sale or buying one at auction. But before you can dream of getting your hands on one of these precious pieces, you have to know what you’re looking for. Here, we will show you some things that can significantly increase the value of a vintage Rolex watch. That way, if the situation arises, you’ll know if you’ve really found something.
In many cases, the value of a vintage Rolex watch is in the dial. Rare dials on vintage watches can add significantly to the value and earn you big bucks, so this is always the first place you should look. Pay attention to what’s on the dial – do you see something that isn’t usually there? For example, some replica Rolex watches were commissioned by other companies such as Tiffany & Co. This simple addition can add serious value to what might be a plain vintage Rolex watch.
This natural fading from black to brown is known as a “tropical” dial and is very popular among vintage Rolex collectors.
The way dial is aged with paint or luminescence may appear old or dirty at first glance; however, in many cases, this aging process can greatly increase the value of a fake Rolex watch. There are, of course, the extremely collectible “tropical” dials; yet another famous example of this desirable aging process comes from a short-lived reference number of the “Polar” Explorer II, which ran from 1985 to 1989.
In Ref. 16550, Rolex actually had a flaw in their paint mixture that turned these once-clear white dials into a rich cream color. Today, these bronze-colored dials are very rare and very collectible, so next time you see a dirty-looking dial, take a second look。
You don’t need to know all the years or reference numbers, you just need to know the good ones. For example, if you’re buying a submarine, you’ll want to know the ref. 1680. During its production, the Submariner ref. 1680 went through a series of dial changes – from the Mark I to the Mark VIII.
Knowing which dials were used in each year of production can help you determine the value of one ref. 1680 over another. For this model of Submariner, you’ll also want to know which years to watch out for the ever-worthy “Red Submariner” – although you should start getting excited as soon as you see the red text on the dial ……
Watches are a lot like works of art because you want to be able to trace their origin. If you can grab a watch that still has the original box and documentation, this will help add authenticity and ownership, and (generally) increase value. That said, these documents are not considered legal documents and are not required when selling a watch, so it’s not a given that the watch you purchase will have them.
But keep in mind that if you can get the original box and papers for a really old vintage watch, it can mean big bucks. A lot of times these things get lost over the years, so if they are included, it may add some real value – especially if it is a very collectible vintage replica Rolex model.
Finding unpolished vintage Rolexes is becoming increasingly difficult – look for the clear bevels on the lugs (pictured).
Just as not all brown dials are tropical dials, there is a big difference between a dial that has developed a patina and one that has aged from moisture. Rolex that has never been polished over the years also have a higher value – although, this can be hard to find because many times polishing is done during repairs or routine service.
A watch in good condition – showing minimal tearing after years of wear – will be worth much more than the same watch with more signs of wear and damage. So, when trying to understand the value of a watch, always go back to the condition.

The Rolex Daytona is available in a variety of materials, such as steel, two-tone, platinum, and yellow gold. Of course, fake Rolex does not produce just one type of gold, but three different shades – including white gold, which is what we want to highlight today. In order to condense the long history of the Cosmograph Daytona in the most effective way possible, there are three main generations of the Daytona to note. First, there are the hand-wound variants with four-digit reference numbers produced by Rolex from 1963 to 1988. As a group, these are some of the most collectible vintage Rolex replica watches on the market, especially those made by Paul Newman.
At first glance, an uninformed onlooker might mistake the silvery metallic tones of the Daytona 116509 for stainless steel – however, connoisseurs are well aware that this particular Daytona is crafted in 18-carat white gold. Rolex has always been committed to using the best materials, and its in-house foundry ensures the perfect blend of elements to produce the best gold possible.
The Daytona 116509 is unlike any other Daytona in the Rolex catalog. From the bezel to the Oyster locking clasp, the entire exterior of this men’s sports watch is made of impeccable 18k white gold. While it remains masculine on the wrist, the rare all-white gold finish of this Daytona gives it a place among some of the most luxurious timepieces in the Rolex catalog.
Part of the appeal of the replica Rolex Daytona is that it is so familiar, as its aesthetics have remained fairly consistent throughout its history. the Daytona 116509 features a unique 40mm Oyster case with a screw-down crown and screw-down pushers at the 2 and 4 o’clock positions. The sporty look is further enhanced by the triple-link Oyster strap, which is significantly heavier than the stainless steel strap.
However, the strap is very comfortable thanks to the Easylink system that allows the wearer to extend the strap up to 5 mm. The model number 116509 is topped by a “T” ring. 116509 is topped by a fixed bezel engraved with a tachymeter, which holds the scratch-resistant sapphire crystal in place and serves to protect the dial.
A sunburst blue dial version of the 116509 made its debut at Baselworld 2016. When the 116509 made its debut at Baselworld 2016, collectors were immediately impressed with the blue hue that characterizes this newer Daytona, and it seemed to blend perfectly with the white gold surfaces of the case and bracelet. As such, purchasing a white gold fake Rolex Daytona 116509 can be a worthwhile investment. Not only does the white gold face add serious value to your watch box, but the design of the Daytona Chronograph is downright legendary.

Thanks to its reference number, the Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660 is affectionately known among collectors as the “Triple Six”, which we call a transitional reference. Rolex first introduced the Sea-Dweller ref. 16660 as the second model to join the saturated dive watch collection launched by Rolex in 1978. It bridges the gap between the previous Sea-Dweller 1665 and the subsequent Sea-Dweller 16600, with design details from both generations. With this in mind, it is important to note that replica Rolex produced both the Sea-Dweller 1665 and the Sea-Dweller 16660 for approximately five years.
The reference 16660 is an important model in the history of the Sea-Dweller because it brought some key changes to the watch, such as new crystal materials, a new movement, a quickset date function, and double the water resistance. The youngest Sea-Dweller 16660 is now more than 30 years old, which means the “Triple Six” is technically a vintage Rolex watch. However, at one point during the watch’s decade-long production run, Rolex updated the dial from matte to glossy with applied hour markers. As a result, the early Sea-Dweller 16660 appears more vintage in style than the later versions. If you’d like to add this classic Rolex tool watch to your collection, or just want to learn more about it, go through our ultimate Rolex Sea-Dweller 16660 guide to learn more.
Rolex Ref. 16660 “Triple Six” is the first Sea-Dweller watch with a sapphire crystal protecting the dial, replacing the domed Plexiglas crystal of the old Ref. 1665. Of course, the sapphire crystal is now standard on all Rolex watches, especially for its resistance to scratches. Like all versions of the Sea-Dweller (until the latest version released at Baselworld 2017) the sapphire crystal of ref. 16660 does not include the Cyclops magnifying glass above the date window. Since all other fake Rolex date models include the Cyclops lens, this is a design detail that sets the older Sea-Dweller watches apart from the rest and is appreciated by many.
In addition, the Sea-Dweller 16660 is equipped with a larger helium drain valve. New crystal materials and a larger HEV, combined with a slightly thicker case, make the Sea-Dweller 16660 water-resistant. The “Triple Six” Sea-Dweller is water-resistant to 4,000 feet (1,220 meters), twice as much as its predecessor.
The new design of the Sea-Dweller 16660 also includes a unidirectional bezel instead of a bidirectional one – a safer option for divers, as it is far better to overestimate immersion time than to underestimate it.
Like many of Rolex’s vintage models, the Sea-Dweller ref. 16660 comes in a variety of dial variations. Regardless of the production date, they all have one thing in common: tritium luminescence, Mercedes-style hands, and black background with white text.
Following the matte dial, Rolex equipped the Sea-Dweller ref. 16660 with a glossy black dial with white gold surrounds on the hour markers. The first of these glossy dials (Mark III) actually has two interesting details. The first is that the hyphen between “SEA” and “DWELLER” is no longer included. The second is that these new glossy dials had a flaw that caused many examples to crack (known among some vintage collectors as “spider dials”).
Rolex fake watches corrected this situation and offered a second version of the glossy dial (Mark IV) without the cracking problem and with the hyphen restored from the Sea-Dweller name. The crown was also slightly elongated and the font slightly changed. It is worth noting that some of the once glossy dials are turning matte over time. Unsurprisingly, this has now attracted the interest of vintage Rolex collectors around the world.

First introduced in 1953 and kept in production ever since, the Rolex Submariner is the most famous dive watch in the world. Although it was originally designed specifically for scuba diving, the Submariner has transcended its tool watch roots and is now worn by countless people around the world – both above and below the surface. Produced for only a few years in the 1950s, the Rolex Submariner 6536 was one of the earliest versions of the brand’s iconic dive watch, and despite its very short production run, there is a surprising range of variations within this single model.  
While it’s not Rolex’s most famous vintage submariner (that honor probably goes to the Ref. 6538, which Sean Connery wore in the original James Bond movie), the Ref. 6536 is one of the most studied and collectible vintage Rolex models. Below we take a closer look at the fake Rolex Submariner 6536, including its history, key details, some notable variations, and (of course) how much it would cost if you wanted to add one of these historic vintage Submariners to your collection.
By the end of the 1950s, the Rolex Submariner design had (more or less) stabilized and become the icon we know it as today. However, in the first few years after the watch’s release, Rolex introduced a number of different Submariner models, each with its own unique characteristics. The Reference 6536 was one of these early models, first appearing around 1956 (although some of the earliest examples are thought to have been made in 1955), but was discontinued before the end of that decade.
Although the Reference 5512, introduced in 1959, featured a larger 40mm case size and added crown protection, the early models (including the Reference 6536) were collectively referred to as front-crown-protected Submariner watches. As their name implies, these models predate the implementation of the crown guard and feature smaller cases that offer a distinctly vintage overall aesthetic.  
Although reference 6536 first appeared only a few years after the introduction of the Submariner, there are several other references that predate it. Moreover, although the Submariner 6536 has only been in Rolex’s catalog for about three years, the extensive changes that can be observed in the surviving examples are entirely representative of the many changes that have occurred in the years replica Rolex has been perfecting its now legendary dive watch design.
Whether it is the dial, the hands, the bezel, or even the only thing that appears to define the Ref. 6536 is its 6 mm “small crown” – unlike the 8 mm “large crown” of the Submariner 6536’s sibling, the “007” Submariner 6538. Moreover, unlike its sibling with a large crown, the 6536 was also the last Submariner model to have a 100-meter depth rating, before Rolex increased it to 200 meters.
The presence of a great deal of variation is quite common among vintage Rolex replica watches, and this is especially true of the 1950s Submariner. With this in mind, the 6536 collection offers more variety than any of its predecessors, and it may just be the single most diverse collection of crown-guarded ex-Submariners Rolex has ever produced.

The Rolex Datejust is an enduring design that is as relevant today as it was when it first appeared in 1945, the same year World War II ended. Throughout all this time, the appeal of the Datejust has remained universal; it has never gone out of style or been considered some sort of antiquated and outdated relic of another era, simply because the Rolex Datejust is a watch for everyone. Whether you want a Rolex that makes a statement or you just want a “good watch” that can go anywhere and last a lifetime, the Datejust is an absolutely great choice. For decades, the fake Rolex Datejust has been the luxury watch of choice for countless buyers around the world, and it is the quintessential example of a timeless, top-quality watch.  
Arguably, the Datejust typifies Rolex watches better than any other model. It set the standard for calendar displays on watches for the first time and has been a true cornerstone product in the luxury watch industry for over three-quarters of a century. Worn by countless celebrities, professional athletes, and political leaders, the fake watch has become so much a part of the fabric of our culture that if you say the word “Rolex” to the average person, the first image that comes to their mind is likely to be that of the model. Given the brand’s long history and the vast number of variations created over the decades, deciding on the right model can sometimes be a bit overwhelming. That’s why we’ve compiled a handy ultimate buying guide that lays out all the important details to help you make a perfect choice.   
To create this historic watch, Rolex combined two previous innovations – a water-resistant Oyster case from 1926 and a self-winding perpetual calendar movement from 1931 – with a new date display on the dial. It also features a bracelet called the Jubilee, which is characterized by a five-link construction composed of semicircular links. The first Datejust was made entirely of gold, with a 36 mm case featuring a fluted bezel with a coin edge. Over the next few years, the Rolex replica continued to modify the Datejust and added details that are now key to the watch’s design. For example, in 1953, the bubble-shaped Cyclops lens was mounted on the outside of the crystal to magnify the date display.
The 2000s brought some noteworthy additions to the Datejust line. 2008 saw the introduction of the larger Datejust II, which featured a 41mm case. Then in 2015, Rolex stated that the Lady-Datejust would now feature a slightly larger 28mm case instead of a 26mm one. Eventually, in 2016, the Datejust 41 replaced the Datejust II as the larger option in the collection. While they both have the same official case size, the newer Datejust 41 offers more restrained design touches and a new generation of movements.

We all know that celebrities and the media do influence the secondary market. As a matter of fact, there were times when a member of the team was chasing a specific value proposition and begged an editor not to cover the replica watch until he had acquired it. This surge of interest occurred after the Daytona-fest of John Mayer’s Talking Watch Part II, where the singer inadvertently blew up the 2016 Daytona in gold and green dials overnight.
While the stunning steel Daytona is Rolex’s chronograph, in 2016 the brand also released new variations of their classic chronograph in white and yellow gold. Today, we take a look at the Reference 116508 in 18k yellow gold with a new green dial – a color combination that no Australian can resist.  
The 116508 is the same 40mm Oyster case, powered by the 4130 caliber and accurate to within -2/+2 per day. Actually, the only difference between this model and the earlier ones is the dial. But what a deal it is. The yellow gold version of the replica Rolex Daytona most often has a black or champagne-colored dial – the shine and richness of the green are amazing.
Of course, green is a special color for Rolex, but in this case, that green is not like the bright shades of the Green Submariner or the mossy green of the new Day-Date 40. It’s a rich color, somewhere between the green of pine trees and British racing cars, done in a starburst technique that both complements and contrasts with the case – to stunning effect. Moreover, it’s a solid gold fake Rolex, so it’s not exactly the most inconspicuous of timepieces. But why is this watch pretending to be something else? The green color amplifies the watch’s character without making it look over the top.  
Gold has fallen out of favor over the past few years, with red or pink gold being more fashionable. For many people, the brighter shades of this metal are too brash and garish. I think this is a short-term view. After all, red gold has been fashionable for the last 20 years or so. For the last 6,000 years, gold has been the king of precious metals. I think it’s safe to say that the luster of gold is not going to fade anytime soon.

Many people have already purchased the Rolex watches they wanted to add this year with half of the says past. However, some are still holding out, waiting for their name to appear at their local authorized retailer, while countless others are still debating which model they would like to purchase. We always suggest that people should buy what they like and that personal preference should be the primary deciding factor when choosing a watch. However, the truth is that watches can often be used as investments and the potential future value of a watch is something you need to consider when making your decision.
Before we begin, it is necessary to clarify what we mean by “investing in watches” and to let you know that there is no “get rich quick” scheme here. On the contrary, this guide aims to highlight some of the currently undervalued replica Rolex watches, models that have recently been discontinued, and models that could be more expensive if you put off buying them for another year.
Among existing luxury watches, few are more widely considered blue-chip investments than the fake Rolex Submariner, and 2020 was a huge year for the collection, with Rolex discontinuing all existing 40mm models and introducing a new series of models in 41mm cases. As with any recently released Rolex stainless steel sports model, the open market price of the new Submariner watches is incredibly high; however, this means that the previous generation now represents a very attractive value proposition.
Apart from that, the older generation’s 40mm cases and aluminum bezel inserts, notably ref. 16610 and ref. 14060, also offer strong investment potential for 2021. Not only are they among the cheapest Rolex Submariner models available, but they are also the last generation of watches with classic proportions before the introduction of the Super Case and Maxi dial.
Finally, two-tone watches have been experiencing a resurgence in popularity in recent years, so if you’re interested in adding a two-tone Submariner to your collection, you can grab the stainless steel and 18k yellow gold ref. 16613 for nearly the same price as the all-stainless steel model. For those looking for a steel and gold aesthetic, this is a hard deal to pass up, and you can even opt for a blue or black dial and bezel when choosing a two-tone Submariner Rolex.