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Is it possible to have a 1998 with swiss only?

I own 4. My favorite Rolex all time.

The Pasha is such an Icon, Underrated💯

Beautiful watch !!! Is it factory dial?

I have always considered "quartz crisis" to be a bit absurd. Imagine if all the buggy manufacturers who were threatened by the automobile, declared a "motorcar crisis." The need for a mechanical wristwatch has passed into obscurity. Smartwatches have made them obsolete.

The discontinued 42 mm Pasha XL is my favorite Pasha model!

Stallone is an attention seeking adict .

Two things, the clasp is naturally tight and the cream color is patina as it came originally in white. Great vid

How do Rolex know if your poor? buys it with cash?

I just change the battery myself

The date changed at 9:00. That’s definitely not right.

Would have been much better to compare a vintage Rolex to a vintage Grand or King Seiko...

Your video was helpful in understanding the trends.

I sent mine to AD and they are asking over then 3500USD just to fix it 😅 I’m thinking not to fix it anymore and just put it aside

How important is it to get the battery change done by an official Rolex service center? Wouldn't a reliable local watch maker be able to do a good job as long as you don't care about the pressure testing? Price difference is huge last time I checked with the official service center

Daytona 116500 is a beautiful perfect ever made among all Daytona lineup

I have one 1986, not two tone

Whatever you do. Never let the battery run down. I will cause problems with the motor and other issues. I actually love the watch and the design.

I love Omegas but that Rolex is beautiful.

Lol, everyone's pockets were full back then. That's why they had chains for them.

I'd zoom in and tone down the lighting

Hi Where can I find the bezel of this watch? or what mm bezel fits?

Rolex started using 904l in 1985…

Guccl watches are not made in China. They have their own factory in Switzerland, and for a fashion brand, most of the models seem quite well made.

Please work on your production value… hard to take anything you say seriously when it looks like it’s filmed in your mom’s basement

You're spot on. I've had the same thoughts recently about my ceramic Pepsi as well. It's a beautifully refined piece, to the point where it's a bit sterile. Yes, this is the result of modern manufacturing and materials but it's missing substance. Only time will tell how it will patina over time with daily wear, but it absolutely won't age like it's aluminum bezel predecessors. I'm really thinking about picking up a 1675 to live along side the modern version as it has all the charm of a vintage piece. Great topic to hit!

No, no it hasn't. Next question.

I love how this dork called hid channel ‘The Watch King’ 🤣. A for effort champ 💪

Learn to hold the watch still!

I agree with you.

Yes its thrue,they dont need us,with chiness business man,quatari millionaires,hollywood star,sport star and other narcos they can choose only vip people,i remember a mexican businessman with is children of 12 years choosing a watche for sport activity,and the children choose a day date full gold,and the father buy it...insane but thrue,i was present and see all the scene...so,they realy dont need poor people

I have to disagree. I do not think Rolex wants customers with money. Thier watches are not that expensive compared to other luxury brands. Rolex want to be associated with a wealthy active lifestyle. They want to sell there customers on this idea. If you have that Rolex you are going towards a lifestyle of luxury and activity. They are selling you on having a piece of that.

Now poor people see someone with a Rolex even if they’re rich and think “clone”😂😂😂

No shit. However poor people are usually the ones who buy the watches

I hate these young kids that flip watches. Don't want young punks ruining the brand.

Invest in Chinese watches they will increase in price

At this point in time with how it's going with Rolex, I rather but a nice replica or a microbrand than a genuine Rolex watch. 7000-8000 €/$ for a simple steel oyster perpetual is just insane. It's all snobbery and pretense. You should thank God to be allowed to buy one of their base model watches. But at the same time they profit from shady celebrities and criminals with dirty money who buy them.

This is a new phenomenon, I remember a time when anyone could walk into a Rolex AD and buy whatever they wanted off the shelf. The shortage came along with the popularity of Rolex on social media and with people buying them as a status symbol and not appreciating what it meant to own a fine timepiece. This started the flipping culture and the reluctance for an AD to sell to everyone. I walked into my local AD and expressed interest in an Explorer 2, I had it in my hands a year later. I did not wear a suit, I was wearing a t-shirt and shorts as we were near the beach. I am not young, almost 60 and the AD chatted with me and realized that I actually have a passion for watches and I was not just trying to make a quick buck. Do you have a Rolex? Did you buy it from an AD at retail or on the grey market?

“…An investment? Or liability?

same as AP and PP

Its just not that. An SA here at an AD in Atlanta was fired for selling me a Polar Explorer cause the owner said she had zero judgement in selling to someone who looked like me. I was a poor ambassador for the brand even if I had the money for several watches with ease. A fellow SA of her’s posted the whole story on the Rolex sub Reddit about 2 months after it happened. This was summer of last year.

You’re so deep in the watch nerd world that your title sounds crazy 🤣, it’s a luxury brand, like Omega, Breitling, IWC, JLC….. it’s not intended for poor people, no brand, company or anything is intended for poor people, only religious institutions, charities and government help. Unless you’re referring to the Hans Wilsdorf foundation 🤣 good luck with that! First world living got us disconnected with reality, tradition is, you gift yourself a Rolex or Montblanc after you felt that you’ve achieved something, they don’t have to cater to you lol.

I call my Rolex’s store of value pieces. An investment is something bought low and can be sold higher than the purchase price. Store of value is exchanging one form of value (money)that will lose some of its value, for something (a Rolex)that will store the initial value for a later date to be re-exchange back to the initial value (money).

Hey, really cool video. Would you have an estimate of the all gold day date when it first released? Its hard to find that from my searches

It’s called hitting your target market. One day perhaps you’ll learn about it in school. Rolex goes after the market who can afford their timepieces. It’s not that they don’t want younger buyers, it’s just that most can’t afford their products. So they go after who can rather than spend on expanding to those who cannot. And it’s an approach that has worked for generations as each new one views the brand as aspirational. Sorry kid, the Crown is the real King. Keep producing though, you have some potential in terms of interesting content. Your research was solid.

Newsflash. Poor people can't afford to buy a rolex

They want to advertise to the customer base that can afford their watches. They produce 1 million watches a year and advertise to the market that will purchase 1 steel watch as their only watch for their lifetime doesn’t boost sales. Marketing to the higher net worth population that can afford to purchase multiple watches and precious metal watches allows them to sell their annual production.

They're marketing to where their target audience is. I don't think they care who buys their product, its more a question of who is interested in the product and who can afford it. Same reason toys are advertised on kids channels. There is also a decent amount of fabricated exclusivity with Rolex which is another conversation entirely.

Rolex is where it is because they are selling a status symbol. They want a guy who can buy a gold sub on a whim today, wear it for a month, get bored then buy platinum day date next month. They dont want a guy eho saves 10 years to buy a steel datejust as a reward. Because status symbols of the rich lose their luster if rich people see that poorer people can afford the same brand. If that multimilionaire who drives a ferrari sees a guy with a honda civic also wearing a rolex, there is a chance he loses interest in rolex and moves up to Patek or similar. It might sound sad or causes angee in people, but this is the science of marketing. It is a very cruel cutthroat world. Rolex sponsors only ELITE aports. Not sports for the masses exactly for this reason.

And they really shouldn't. It's not exactly a good use of money. I know we still do, but financially, it's stupid.