Well, well, well, look what we have here. Some fancy folks want to know about this here High imitation Rolex No-Date Black Submariner Quote. I heard that word, “Rolex,” before. Sounds like somethin’ rich folks wear. And “high imitation,” that just means a good fake, right? Like when you try to make your apple pie taste like Mrs. Johnson’s, but it ain’t quite the same. But you try your best to make that fake pie.
So, this here watch, this Rolex, they say it’s a “Submariner.” I reckon that means it can go underwater? Like when I drop my dentures in the well, gotta fish ’em out. Maybe this watch is for them deep-sea divers. And “No-Date,” that’s easy. It just means it ain’t got that little window that tells you what day it is. Who needs that anyway? Sun comes up, sun goes down, that’s all I need to know.
Now, the “quote” part, that’s just how much this thing costs. And let me tell you, these high imitation ones, they ain’t cheap! Not like pickin’ up a bag of beans at the general store. I heard some numbers bein’ thrown around, and my old ears almost fell off. Someone is talking about a Rolex Submariner No Date 41, I don’t know what that 41 means. Maybe it’s how many chickens you gotta trade for it. They said it was “$12,400.” That’s a lot of money! That’s more than I made in my whole life sellin’ eggs and vegetables.
Some folks say you can find ’em for between $9,000 and $10,000. But to get a real good one, one that almost looks like the real deal, you’re gonna have to pay more. I heard some people say that number is more like $12,000. Now ain’t that somethin’? These watches, they made outta some kind of steel. They ain’t made outta gold, like some of them other fancy watches, that will be more expensive. Some of the older ones from way back, like the 1980s or so, they might cost you even more. It just goes to show, older ain’t always cheaper.
And then someone was talkin’ ’bout these “pre-owned” ones. That just means someone else wore it before. Like hand-me-down clothes, but way more expensive. They say these can go for anywheres from $8,000 to $25,000, and that’s just for the steel ones. If you want a gold one, you better be ready to sell your whole farm! It will be between $25,000-$45,000. Lord have mercy!
- Some fella said, in his country, a “no date” is 7.7k. And a “gray market” one is 13-14k. I don’t know what a gray market is. Maybe that’s where they sell the fake ones.
- Another one said these watches, these Rolexes, can cost anywheres from $15 to $50,000. Can you believe that? For a watch! And they got these numbers on ’em, like “285 endlinks” and “3-70 blade stamp.” Sounds like somethin’ you’d find on a tractor, not a watch.
- And then, someone was sayin’ somethin’ about “symmetry” and “No-Date.” I don’t know what that fancy word means, but I reckon it just means it looks nice without the date on it.
Now you see, that’s just about the fake ones. The real Rolex, that’s a whole different story. People say those are very hard to get. That’s why the fake ones are so popular. People want what they can’t have. That’s human nature.
But, you know, I reckon these watches are not worth the money. They say they made from cheap stuff. Like those cheap toys you get at the county fair. Those toys will break in a week, I bet these watches will too. But I will say, if you want the real Rolex, the real one from the store, it will last. But you will need to sell your farm, your house, and your cow to get that.
So, there you have it. That’s what I know about this High imitation Rolex No-Date Black Submariner Quote. It’s a whole lot of money for somethin’ that just tells time. Me? I’ll stick to my sundial. It might not be fancy, but it gets the job done. And it don’t cost me an arm and a leg! If you ask me, it ain’t worth all that fuss. But what do I know? I’m just a simple person. You young folks do what you want with your money. Just don’t come cryin’ to me when that fancy watch breaks and you’re out all that cash! This is what I think about that.
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