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Many sellers believe having the complete Rolex “full set” boosts resale value, but that’s not always true. The real key is the warranty card — it proves authenticity and service history. Boxes look nice but don’t add much in value
Many sellers think a Rolex "full set" means a big resale boost, but that’s not exactly true. The warranty card is the real value driver, often overlooked but crucial for buyers. Meanwhile, the box doesn’t add much to the price