Rolex Lady-Datejust 79173 price
The Rolex Lady-Datejust 79173 has sold for a median of £4,331 across 8 results in the last 90 days: 1 at auction and 7 through dealers, on two platforms. Most sold between £2,400 and £5,907. The median and that range leave out the one result outside its reference's price channel.
From Bezel and Easy Live Auction. The median, low and high leave out results outside their reference's price channel. Low and high are the 5th and 95th percentile, or the lowest and highest under five results.
Price chart
A reference with 8 or more results in view gets a price channel that moves with its results: on each day, the median of its results within a week either side, with the top line at 1.3 times that median and the bottom line at the median divided by 1.3. A result outside its reference's channel on its day is faded and left out of the median, the low and the high: 1 in this view. The red line is the median of the rest.
Each dot is one result: filled for an auction result, a ring for a dealer sale, in its reference's colour where its channel is drawn and white where it is not. One result has no sale date, so it counts in the figures but is not on the chart. Auction prices are hammer prices as each platform reports them, which usually leave out the buyer's premium. Prices from other currencies are converted at the ECB rate of the day of sale.
On sale now
Lots mapped to the Lady-Datejust 79173 that are live on platforms in the index, counted at 23:19 UTC.
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Questions about the Lady-Datejust 79173
How much is a Rolex Lady-Datejust 79173?
Across the 8 results The Auctioneer recorded in the last 90 days, the median was £4,331, and most sold between £2,400 and £5,907, leaving out the one outside its reference's price channel. Dealer sales ran higher than auction results: a median of £4,393 across 7 dealer sales against £2,400 across 1 auction result.
Where do these prices come from?
From closed auction results and completed dealer sales on the platforms named above, read by The Auctioneer and converted to pounds at the European Central Bank rate of the day of sale. Each dot on the price chart is one of them, with its date, platform and reference.