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  • Fabianaino
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    Originally posted by nimm12 View Post
    is that a 116610LV in your current avatar photo?
    you seem to have answered your own question
    it's a 16610LV, the older model.

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  • benjo
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    Go for LV model since your avatar is showing.

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  • benz
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    Submariner, GMT Master II and Explorer II are good starters.
    Just to share, my first Rolex is an Explorer II (216570).

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  • simple2kie
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    16610LV is a good choice.

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  • nimm12
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    is that a 116610LV in your current avatar photo?
    you seem to have answered your own question

    Originally posted by Fabianaino View Post
    I am planning for my first purchase of Rolex and I am 38.
    What is a good choice?

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  • 3echo
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    any sport model. perhaps, a daytona...

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  • Rolex116613
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    Originally posted by Fabianaino View Post
    I am planning for my first purchase of Rolex and I am 38.
    What is a good choice?
    Look at your avatar.
    Go for bnib Hulk. 116610LV.

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  • Rabbit
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    Originally posted by Fabianaino View Post
    I am planning for my first purchase of Rolex and I am 38.
    What is a good choice?
    from your info provided, I say u cant go wrong with a 179138

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  • haroldism
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    why not get a 16610LV as what your avatar is?

    cheers!

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  • Fabianaino
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    My first Rolex

    I am planning for my first purchase of Rolex and I am 38.
    What is a good choice?

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  • ivanwzm
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    I bought a DSSD as my first rolex.

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  • alan515
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    In my opinion it will be good to start off with a rolex sport model, cant go wrong with Sub, Explorer, GMT and then add in other model like DJ if you intend to have a rolex collection later. Rolex sport models are easy to flip as the demand is there. However i am not saying DJ is a poor seller, but becuase DJ has got too many variants out there, hence it makes pre-own DJ a little difficult to find a buyer.

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  • Ladyboy
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    Originally posted by newbie09 View Post
    Maybe you can have a green hulk 116610LV and a gmt2c 116710. Both is rolex iconic model and you can have different color watch to match your clothing instead of the usual black. Furthermore, if you buy in forum here, it should be within your budget. But buying in AD, you might need to stretch a little... Cheers
    Thank you, sir! I agree with going with the garage - the price difference is quite....eye-opening for some models.

    (btw, I also have a tissot t-classic le locle AND a Seiko 5 world time!)

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  • newbie09
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    Maybe you can have a green hulk 116610LV and a gmt2c 116710. Both is rolex iconic model and you can have different color watch to match your clothing instead of the usual black. Furthermore, if you buy in forum here, it should be within your budget. But buying in AD, you might need to stretch a little... Cheers

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  • Ladyboy
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    Originally posted by joechants View Post
    A 2nd hand sub and a daytona...
    I'm partial to new purchases for now. I think once I'm more in the know with the brand, I'll head to the pre-owned market for vintage models.

    Originally posted by pegasi View Post
    Since you indicate this will be the first of a collection, I say start with the iconic Submariner. Within the current Sub range, there are SS (with or without date), TT (black or blue dial), and the green Hulk. I hope you at least know what metal/colour you like.

    I saw that someone commented in one thread that the Sub is too common, but then Rolex watches as a whole are very common...
    LOL well that poster isn't alone in his sentiments.

    While not exactly an authority on Rolexes (or timepieces for that matter), here's a good read:

    The Argument Against Rolex

    The Argument For Rolex

    I'm partial to dress watches (mainly because of my small wrists) but a well rounded collection should be a mix - SS, leather straps, HG, Full gold, dress, sports, etc. The Hulk and the Milgauss are definitely on the watch list (as is the Tudor Pelagos. The Black Bay isn't my cup of tea)!

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