ROLEX Oysterdate Precision (6466) (30mm) Wristwatch / Stainless Steel W. Gold
Item History & Price
My mom wanted me to try and sell her old Rolex watch, and I have asked her for as much information as possible. She got this as a gift from my dad in 1972 But I think the watch was manufactured between 1957-1967 according to the Serial number (2378599) or what I could find out anyways. Since then it's not been used much. But unfortunately they had a dog who found it and chewed the Wristband which had to be replaced. So it's not a Genuine rolex wristband, but it's of very high quality.<...br>Fast forward until around 2015, a "friend" of her's, who had a too wild son apparently got their hands on this watch and must've spinned the wind-up wheel too hard and also pulled it out too hard, because it's not fixed in the watch no more. I mean you can "click" it in, but it won't be stuck there. If you pull the knob out to adjust the time, you can pull out the whole thing (See picture)
The clock winds up as it should, and starts spinning when you do, but I can't adjust the time. I have a feeling this is an easy fix for they who know what to do. Also this is what I've found when looking for it on the web, namely that it's mostly an easy fix for them who know what to do.
Now I'm not a watchmaker and we don't have any Rolex stores nearby, so this will therefore be sold "As is", please keep this in mind would you be buying.
So what am I selling? A Unisex Rolex oysterdate watch from early 70s, with the Genuine green rolex box and the warranty card intact. Been comparing the prices a bit to see where I should put this one, and considering it in my knowledge is working mechanically except the pulled out wind-up wheel that needs to be fixed, which if cannot be done by the buyer him/herself seem to have a pricetag of between $3-600 (usd). But coming with the original box which I've seen sell for ~$1-200 by itself, but cancelled out by the missing Wristband. I'm putting the price somewhere in between "actually broken" and Perfect shape Rolex Oysterdate watches.
IncludedRolex Unisex ref 6466 Watch w. Golden Hour markers and Seconds pin/counter, Case size = 30mmRolex warranty card (of course not valid anymore)Rolex etui box
The watch will be shipped EMS international, as it's the "cheapest" way to insure the whole value.
I'm not to be held responsible for any Import Duties (VAT/TAX) upon arrival!
The clock winds up as it should, and starts spinning when you do, but I can't adjust the time. I have a feeling this is an easy fix for they who know what to do. Also this is what I've found when looking for it on the web, namely that it's mostly an easy fix for them who know what to do.
Now I'm not a watchmaker and we don't have any Rolex stores nearby, so this will therefore be sold "As is", please keep this in mind would you be buying.
So what am I selling? A Unisex Rolex oysterdate watch from early 70s, with the Genuine green rolex box and the warranty card intact. Been comparing the prices a bit to see where I should put this one, and considering it in my knowledge is working mechanically except the pulled out wind-up wheel that needs to be fixed, which if cannot be done by the buyer him/herself seem to have a pricetag of between $3-600 (usd). But coming with the original box which I've seen sell for ~$1-200 by itself, but cancelled out by the missing Wristband. I'm putting the price somewhere in between "actually broken" and Perfect shape Rolex Oysterdate watches.
IncludedRolex Unisex ref 6466 Watch w. Golden Hour markers and Seconds pin/counter, Case size = 30mmRolex warranty card (of course not valid anymore)Rolex etui box
The watch will be shipped EMS international, as it's the "cheapest" way to insure the whole value.
I'm not to be held responsible for any Import Duties (VAT/TAX) upon arrival!
