Lass sitting next me at graft...

Subs have gone up massively recently. Even if it's a pre ceramic one then its probably still around £5.5k-6.5k if it has box and papers. Fair play to her husband.
Subs have gone up massively recently. Even if it's a pre ceramic one then its probably still around £5.5k-6.5k if it has box and papers. Fair play to her husband.
 
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Paddy O'Dors said:
Nowt salacious I'm afraid if that's what you were hoping for.

Just pulled a Rolex Submariner out of her handbag and asked what I thowt of it. Her grandad has just gave it to her husband apparently.

She nearly shat herself when I telt her it's probably worth about £8k-£10k!

Would rather have a Breitling mesel like.
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Thowt? Rhymes with nowt?

Would you not type thort? (I'd go for thought personally)
 
The Albanian said:
Sounds like an absolute f***ing bellend

who walks up to people and randomly asks them to critique a watch that they believe is fairly worthless but turns out to worth thousands.

Humble bragging fucknut
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Possibly this

I prefer to think the grandad hasn't got any sons/grandsons and thinks enough of this lad to gift him.

Could both be wrang like
 
Big Duke Six said:
I paid £3.2k for mine about 6 years ago. Its a 2003 model. I've nee idea what its worth today?
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about £5k-£5.5k mate, depends on condition and model (date or no date)

paid £5.7k for mine a year ago, 2018 model - after being on a 2 year waiting list which ended up reducing to 6 month after my BIL got involved - he has bought loads of pieces from that particular jeweller -been offered £8k+ for mine which I turned down
Joe Public said:
She thought it was a Victorian egg timer.
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:) sat on an old stove for 16 years
 
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She wants to make sure she adds it to her household contents insurance
 
Sotodave said:
She wants to make sure she adds it to her household contents insurance
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Good call as lot of insurance companies only cover non-specified single items up to around £1.5k as standard
My insurance company wanted an extra 30 quid a month to cover my Rolex so I went to a specialist jewelry insurance company and got covered for £18 a month
 

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