JToddH
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It’s an interesting theory
and I like your math.
Still, the same formula could be used for any Rolex stainless model, but you don’t see a wait for a Submariner or GMT.
IMO, it’s a clever game.
The Daytona conspiracies
There is general consensus that Rolex deliberately withholds production on the Steel Daytona. Here is some myth busting. The annual production today is about 850,000. The split has always been in favour of laddie’s pieces the biggest seller is the ladies ...
the average is a lot more than 2-3 per year
talking about the 116500 In my country a small deler gets at least 4 per year, an average between 6 and 10 and the bigger one 2 every month
It’s an interesting theory
and I like your math. Still, the same formula could be used for any Rolex stainless model, but you don’t see a wait for a Submariner or GMT. IMO, it’s a clever game.
You do in UK, no sub/sub date or gmt
Depends ofcourse on demand in your country Best my friend Imran
I like your maths but you missed a bit of the equation
it isn't hard to get a steel Daytona. Part of the value chain is dealers taking their cut over list before pushing them out to resellers. There are hundreds available on the market. It would be interesting to know how many actually are supplied from ADs a...
Had an extra day layover and talked to Rolex AD
Was in Ohio last week and walked into the only Rolex AD in town. Obviously first time for me, no relationship with AD. Looked at their two Rolex display sections. Asked about any new stainless steel models for Daytona and SkyDweller. Nothing. They had the...
Interesting info, Miranda!
Same as most people would not expect the Constallation to be the best selling model of Omega! Not sure if it still is (after all the Speedy hype we seen the last few years) but for many years it was! Best Blomman