Comes with the original wood box, and the black paper box that holds the booklets etc... The original papers have been separated from the watch, and may yet be found. Expect that they will not be... the watch is not under warranty anymore just the same.
The watch was purchased (verified) at a Canadian AD in the spring of 2015. One owner. Carefully and barely worn...
It came on the OEM factory Brown Gator, and an OEM black gator was purchased as well. It is on the black now. Both straps in excellent condition. Brought to the dealer for infrequent strap changes.
The watch was traded back to the dealer that sold it... they did a light buff of the lug tops and buckle to freshen up a bit.
No service history on the watch. I do notice that one of the sub registers (hours) is slightly off centered... something to adjust when it receives a servicing. There are light swirlies on all the polished parts as you would expect from a solid rose gold watch, even under the most careful wear,
The MSRP on the watch back then was $26,900. This was probably the last of the solid case back models, so there is far more gold on it than the current versions.
It is absolutely stunning in every regard.
It just came in and I am on the fence about keeping it. I am leaving on vacation very shortly, and so I will open up a short window of opportunity to see if someone is looking for one.
Asking $14,975.
I would possible consider trades on the watch if appealing to me and equally well valued.
Please message me with any questions.
Cheers!
The watch was purchased (verified) at a Canadian AD in the spring of 2015. One owner. Carefully and barely worn...
It came on the OEM factory Brown Gator, and an OEM black gator was purchased as well. It is on the black now. Both straps in excellent condition. Brought to the dealer for infrequent strap changes.
The watch was traded back to the dealer that sold it... they did a light buff of the lug tops and buckle to freshen up a bit.
No service history on the watch. I do notice that one of the sub registers (hours) is slightly off centered... something to adjust when it receives a servicing. There are light swirlies on all the polished parts as you would expect from a solid rose gold watch, even under the most careful wear,
The MSRP on the watch back then was $26,900. This was probably the last of the solid case back models, so there is far more gold on it than the current versions.
It is absolutely stunning in every regard.
It just came in and I am on the fence about keeping it. I am leaving on vacation very shortly, and so I will open up a short window of opportunity to see if someone is looking for one.
Asking $14,975.
I would possible consider trades on the watch if appealing to me and equally well valued.
Please message me with any questions.
Cheers!
