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I am putting my Rolex Explorer II up for sale. Last night my best friend (pictured on the left) had some seizures and spent the night at the vet ER. Today we're scrambling to get an emergency MRI done. To fund the MRI and other diagnostics, I am putting my watch up for sale.

 

Bought in March of '01 from Eiseman Jewelers (a pretty high end jeweler here in Dallas) the watch has been very well cared for. It is in excellent shape and keeps great time. Full disclosure: I have not worn the watch for over 2 years as it is due for the standard Rolex service and I never got around to driving downtown to the Rolex Service Center here in Dallas.

 

As you can see in the pics, it has been well cared for and comes with the box and papers. New the watch goes for about $5900, I am asking for $2800 shipped insured CONUS.

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/94006577@N00/

 

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

 

thanks for looking.

 

Peter

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Good luck with the MRI Peter, hope all goes well.

 

Great watch, but unfortunately out of my range at the moment.

I'm sure you will find the right buyer for it.

 

Bill

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What an outstanding deal!

 

Good luck with the MRI Peter, hope all goes well.

 

Great watch, but unfortunately out of my range at the moment.

I'm sure you will find the right buyer for it.

 

Bill

 

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I am putting my Rolex Explorer II up for sale. Last night my best friend (pictured on the left) had some seizures and spent the night at the vet ER. Today we're scrambling to get an emergency MRI done. To fund the MRI and other diagnostics, I am putting my watch up for sale.

 

Bought in March of '01 from Eiseman Jewelers (a pretty high end jeweler here in Dallas) the watch has been very well cared for. It is in excellent shape and keeps great time. Full disclosure: I have not worn the watch for over 2 years as it is due for the standard Rolex service and I never got around to driving downtown to the Rolex Service Center here in Dallas.

 

As you can see in the pics, it has been well cared for and comes with the box and papers. New the watch goes for about $5900, I am asking for $2800 shipped insured CONUS.

 

http://www.flickr.com/photos/94006577@N00/

 

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to ask.

 

thanks for looking.

 

Peter

nice watch andhow would you rate its condition out of 10 (9=MINT).. email me at cannon4171@gmail.com

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I believe this watch to be a 7.5 - 8. It is not new, nor is it mint. It was a daily wearer for a little over six years and it carries it's age well....with the requisite blemishes. There are NO scratches or dings that one can feel with a fingernaiil What's there most likely can be buffed out. It was worn in a white collar environment. I never played golf with the watch on or wet swimming with it. It was very well cared for.

 

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$2500 + shipping perhaps

 

 

It's considered very bad manners to talk the price down publicly.

If you want to make an offer send a personal message to the vendor.

 

Great watch. Don't have the money right now. Good luck. I hope everything goes well for you.

Matt

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Thank you everyone for your kind thoughts, bumps, and help! We did lose Poppy and that void will never be filled.

 

The watch is on hold pending payment.

 

Thanks!!

Peter

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