Someone told me when buying preowned watches, the 3 essential elements are 1. Condition of watch 2. Papers or certificate 3. Original box.
As explained by the seniors, I think the green tag gives us a 'feel good' feeling that the owner of the watch takes care of it. I am told that in the preowned market, watches complete with these 3 items fetch better value. I notice that in the 'for sale' section, they are some seniors regularly sell watches complete with these items.
To me, the cert is a must cos that will eliminate the chances of it being a stolen item. Of course there are exception to the norm like rolex pepsi or coke where it is so difficult to get one with certificate, hence collectors just pick up from the market if they cant wait.
I know of a dealer at amcorp who has a beautiful pepsi with cert and it is price higher than daytona. But this is for another thread.
I notice the old rolex came with a beautiful velvety pouch which is handy when we travel.
They are so many accessories with rolex, including passport holder, golf divet etc.
Thank you.