There’s no aftermarket 'filler’ in the Domino's Challenge ref 14000 these dials are as factory-correct as anything on the Geneva giant’s own website.
In general, it adds about 10-20% over a normal non branded model.”Īlthough these watches aren’t in production anymore, they do pop up from time-to-time as pre-owned listings, such as these ones on Bob’s watches.Īs the blog post on asserts: “The critical distinction between conventional logo-emblazoned Rolex watches and the Domino's Rolex models like this Air King ref 14000 is that the Domino's series is built entirely by Rolex.
Yahoo! Finance quoted Rolex expert Bob Altieri, owner of Bob’s Watches, as stating: “It does add value as there are lots of collectors - and past employees of the company - who want them. What are these Domino’s Rolex models worth? Later versions simply added a Domino’s badge (in steel) as an add-on to the bracelet. After all the blue and red Domino’s insignia isn’t exactly subtle, especially against a Rhodium or white dial Rolex. But, it’s still fun to imagine the looks one would get for wearing one. Not surprisingly, commenters on our social media channels resoundingly wrote “No way” to wearing a Domino’s branded Rolex. And while many know of Rolex’s co-branding with luxury brands such as Tiffany, there remains a shroud of mystery around why the Crown would partner with a pizza company best known for its speed of delivery and not for its culinary achievements.īut the real question among Rolex fans is, “Would you rock one?” Or “Would you pay pre-owned Rolex prices for one?” According to an article in Yahoo! Finance, in the late 1990's Domino's rewarded Domino’s managers who hit $30,000 in sales for four consecutive weeks with one of these pizza logo watches.
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