Rolexes aren't meant to look like this.
If you saw this dial on a Swatch you'd think, "yep, that's a Swatch alright".
But a Rolex? Refined, conservative, serious Rolex? What a shock.
In fact, this example I've just manage to source for you is...
The most untypical Rolex ever made.
And its strangeness helps explain why it has soared 213% in value since its £5,100 release just 12 months ago. (And why I think its price will continue to rise over the long term).
In fact, this example I've just manage to source for you is...
The most untypical Rolex ever made.
And its strangeness helps explain why it has soared 213% in value since its £5,100 release just 12 months ago. (And why I think its price will continue to rise over the long term).
Because yes, some Rolex collectors don't like this watch because it's so unusual.But many Rolex collectors LOVE THIS WATCH, because it's so unusual.
Your nearest Rolex authorised dealer has likely never seen one in person. (They may never see one as we're expecting a short production run.)
And those dealers that have? Rolex has ensured each authorised dealer receives just one at most.
And those dealers that have? Rolex has ensured each authorised dealer receives just one at most.
Which is a roundabout way of saying:This Rolex gives you the equation watch investors look for:
Low supply: this watch is incredibly rare. You are unlikely to ever meet another person wearing one
High demand: this watch is hugely desirable
It is the: Rolex Oyster Perpetual Celebration Dial - ref 126000
And the example I've just sourced for you has three key attributes. Each further enhances its desirability with expert Rolex collectors:
- Never worn - perfect condition: This is like buying a new watch
- Rolex guarantee valid until October 2028: 4.5 years of complete peace of mind
- Full box and papers: Adds thousands in value (it's what top collectors demand)
Bought new in October 2023, your watch features:
- Gleaming stainless steel case and bracelet
- 36mm dial - the perfect size for most wrists
- 100m waterproofing
- High performance shock absorbers for long-lasting operation
- Just arrived today (not even listed on the site)
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History of the Oyster Perpetual Celebration Dial Rolex released five brightly-coloured Oyster Perpetuals in 2020. In pink, red, turquoise blue, green and yellow. All hugely popular with collectors. In 2023, Rolex released the Celebration, which is an Oyster Perpetual featuring 51 circles on the dial. Each circle bears one of the five colours from the 2020 release. Oyster Perpetuals are among the most iconic of all Rolexes. Rolex released the Oyster in 1926 - the world's first waterproof wristwatch. It added a self-winding ("perpetual") movement in 1931. Since that date, the Oyster Perpetual has been among the key offerings from Rolex. |
Key points:
- Rolex's most vibrant watch
- A huge demand among collectors due to its unusual looks
- Low supply - only produced for last 12 months (and likely discontinued soon as it's not a main line)
- You'll be waiting years (possibly decades) to buy one from a Rolex authorised dealer
- Value up 213% in 12 months
The price is £16,000
Reserve immediately on +44 (0)1534 639 998 or info@paulfrasercollectibles.com
I'm expecting considerable interest.
It is first come, first served. And I doubt I'll ever get another.
Until next time,
Paul
PS. You get free global delivery (fully insured) and 28-day returns if you don’t fall in love with it.
PPS. Remember, I've just sourced this watch. It's not up on the site yet. so you're one of a select few who knows it's available. Take this opportunity while you can.
