Fair price for pair of NOS 580 end pieces and 93150 clasp?

[Martyd3]

Thanks.

Marty

[freddy333]

I paid about $250 for my NOS 580s last year & with the recent elevations in Rolex prices, I would consider anything below $400 to be a good deal (assuming they are gens.........lots of rep parts floating around being sold as gens). 93150 clasp, assuming serviceable condition, I would think a minimum of $400 & up, depending on condition & age.

[Tribal]

Wow,

that's expensive.

NOS (New Old Stock) is totally [censored].

The Endlinks 580 and 585 etc. are still in production.

So prices above 100

[stilty]

...expect you get them in an AD for change for about 55

[Tribal]

For the set.

Shows you how much the grey market dealers are charging and getting away with.

Shure for a Set

[rolex001]

The thing is that enthusiasts on VRF are looking for old parts - hence the NOS term. The new service replacements are indeed still in production. Old style endlinks and other parts are, if in good condition worth a lot - believe it or not. Even though, I have experienced that the market went down a little - seems like it's time to get the parts now.

If you don't care for old style stuff - go see your AD and you might be lucky. Sadly, in most European contries they take your old bracelet in for replacement...

[freddy333]

The problem is that you cannot purchase new Rolex parts without trading in old gen parts, so the prices Tribal listed are not realistic, especially in the US where RSCs & ADs prefer to install the parts onto the watch themselves. The few new parts I have purchased directly from Rolex all came via friends in the EU who get them for me from EU ADs. But, for most gen Rolex parts, you have to pay the outrageous prices being asked by gray marketeers.

[Stephane]

Well, I must have been lucky.

I paid 180

[Tribal]

The problem is that you cannot purchase new Rolex parts without trading in old gen parts, so the prices Tribal listed are not realistic, especially in the US where RSCs & ADs prefer to install the parts onto the watch themselves. The few new parts I have purchased directly from Rolex all came via friends in the EU who get them for me from EU ADs. But, for most gen Rolex parts, you have to pay the outrageous prices being asked by gray marketeers.

So maybe for the US,

I put the gen Parts on the watches I mod, for this prices

But you are right,if you have no source you must pay the gray market price....

But he asked for a fair Price..

Maybe I must think about my price range