KS BNIB Rolex Submariner w/ Ceramic Bezel 116610LN Watch
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02-01-11, 07:23 PM
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Please get your qualified vouchers with > 500 posts to post in this thread asap; reminder that you'll need to provide a copy of that receipt to the potential sellers. I understand from my Rolex expert friend that this should be a recent receipt (off top of his head he thinks they started selling the ceramic s/s subs after late 2009 or spring 2010)
Also due to the very high $$ he recommends that we get posted pictures of:
1) Warranty card w/serial #
2) Close up of the chapter ring (see below) w/serial # - should match warranty card of course. The chapter ring is the metal ring that surrounds the dial of the watch just beneath the crystal/glass. It has repeating 'ROLEX' script along with the watch serial # at 6 o'clock.
Also due to the very high $$ he recommends that we get posted pictures of:
1) Warranty card w/serial #
2) Close up of the chapter ring (see below) w/serial # - should match warranty card of course. The chapter ring is the metal ring that surrounds the dial of the watch just beneath the crystal/glass. It has repeating 'ROLEX' script along with the watch serial # at 6 o'clock.
02-01-11, 09:27 PM
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I will do that Dave. The receipt is recent, as the watch was purchased the week before last week. I will scan the receipt, as well as the insurance documentation, whichever you prefer and post it tomorrow.
The warranty card is at the jewelry store and has been left blank, because my sales rep recommended that the warranty should not be transferred from hand to hand. Therefore, if I can find a buyer for the watch, the warranty will be in his name. I will take pictures of everything tomorrow and edit them into the first post.
The warranty card is at the jewelry store and has been left blank, because my sales rep recommended that the warranty should not be transferred from hand to hand. Therefore, if I can find a buyer for the watch, the warranty will be in his name. I will take pictures of everything tomorrow and edit them into the first post.
02-02-11, 02:27 PM
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I have this 116610LN for 2 weeks, love it.
I got the warranty card from the purchase, and never heard of store keeping the card for the transfer purpose, strange. Also you should post the serial# as proof that your watch isn't stolen. I'm not saying you selling stolen property but it ensures the security.
GLWS, 116610LN is the greatest, looking to get the 116610LV soon.
I got the warranty card from the purchase, and never heard of store keeping the card for the transfer purpose, strange. Also you should post the serial# as proof that your watch isn't stolen. I'm not saying you selling stolen property but it ensures the security.
GLWS, 116610LN is the greatest, looking to get the 116610LV soon.
02-02-11, 06:54 PM
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On another note, we must be brothers from another mother. I dealt out a lot of money to the kids for Chinese New Years as well. I appreciate the vouch Garbage. 2 years later, the Brooks Brothers cashmere shirts still look great on my dad.
02-02-11, 06:56 PM
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Please get a copy of the warranty card from the sales rep with the number and post it here. A little concerned we can't see that matching serial number on the watch.
02-02-11, 07:02 PM
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Clarification, it is definitely 116610LN V series. The 116610A on the insurance is indeed a typo.
On another note, we must be brothers from another mother. I dealt out a lot of money to the kids for Chinese New Years as well. I appreciate the vouch Garbage. 2 years later, the Brooks Brothers cashmere shirts still look great on my dad.
On another note, we must be brothers from another mother. I dealt out a lot of money to the kids for Chinese New Years as well. I appreciate the vouch Garbage. 2 years later, the Brooks Brothers cashmere shirts still look great on my dad.
Haha I'm glad man! Happy Chinese New Year to all!