bimmer456 wroteDaytona Le Mans. M126529LN-0001Looking to buy a Rolex as an investment. What do you recommend?

Waiting time 100 years.
bimmer456 wroteDaytona Le Mans. M126529LN-0001Looking to buy a Rolex as an investment. What do you recommend?

OHV_44 wrotePretty sure the waiting time is a lot longer. The 100 signifies the 100th anniversary of Le Mans, and only 100 were made.
JDAURIA wrotePlatinum Daytona is pretty obtainable. I did not have to wait long for one. Not many people out there willing to spend $75-80k on a watch (AD prices). It's the stainless models which are actually more difficult to get from an AD. Then of course the off catalog pieces like the Rainbow, which go to VIPs only... I have onebetter chance at Platinum Daytona then the LeMans one.

SigmaShift wroteLe Mans is not LE. I have been on the AD list in Berlin since June 11th. In Germany it currently costs €52,500 including tax.…and only 100 were made.
OHV_44 wroteThe initial 100 were, especially the first 2. They are producing them for the masses but different serial #.Le Mans is not LE. I have been on the AD list in Berlin since June 11th. In Germany it currently costs €52,500 including tax.
The Snoopy I ordered will certainly arrive sooner.
ShapeShifter wroteWhat an incredible piece! Ref. 6262? Apparently not a big seller when it was released in the 70s... making it now one of the rarest watches!I've had my Daytona Cosmograph since 1973. Wore it to work regularly in my career from the late 70's to early 90's. Pretty much stopped after the Rolex Brand got popularized in music videos. Was also told after my last servicing, that oem parts were very hard to find for this model. Then, was offered cash and a trade, so that could have just been an attempt to make me fall for their deal. Will likely pass it along to my son.
SaMaster14 wroteIt's actually a 1967 Rolex Daytona, Ref. 6239. Got it during my Military Assignment in Germany. Was there as one of the last Lottery Draftees of 72-73.What an incredible piece! Ref. 6262? Apparently not a big seller when it was released in the 70s... making it now one of the rarest watches!
With the exception of the 73 Oil Embargo, it was a great Tour of Duty.
ShapeShifter wroteBeautiful specimen!!It's actually a 1967 Rolex Daytona, Ref. 6239. Got it during my Military Assignment in Germany. Was there as one of the last Lottery Draftees of 72-73.With the exception of the 73 Oil Embargo, it was a great Tour of Duty.
TREKER wroteWow! I’ve always wanted one. Or an Omega Speedmaster.My 16613.
Always liked this color combo on a sub.
ShapeShifter wroteStill good looking, passing it along, priceless move...I've had my Daytona Cosmograph since 1973. Wore it to work regularly in my career from the late 70's to early 90's. Pretty much stopped after the Rolex Brand got popularized in music videos. Was also told after my last servicing, that oem parts were very hard to find for this model. Then, was offered cash and a trade, so that could have just been an attempt to make me fall for their deal. Will likely pass it along to my son.
Nivarox wroteThe 1908 is also nice, for a dress watch.Rolex introduced a new GMT Master II model with gray / black bezel one both available with Oyster or Jubilee band as well .
I think that's the only novelty I would be interested in Rolex
flybigjet wroteI agree - that would have hit it out of the park.Sadly, no white-faced Explorer. I was really hoping that rumor panned out as I thought it would have been a great look and would have offered symmetry with the white-faced Explorer II.
Oh well, there's always next year.
R.