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is the 2nd to the left a Bulova or a Breitling? Looks like mine lol
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is the 2nd to the left a Bulova or a Breitling? Looks like mine lol
Any interest in amplifying on that statement?After working rolex im completey turned off from the brand on how they choose to sell too.
There's a good chance he's referring to how Rolex makes their customers buy a plethora of other watches before they finally get the watch they actually want. It's a practice that is not only done by authorized dealers but also by Rolex itself. You have to be a long-time buyer...Any interest in amplifying on that statement?
I would guess anyone with the funds can buy one. No California roster or age limits here?
Its just a simple supply and demand. Unless you want a 50k-100k watch or a basic date just oyster non flutted and the advisorcneeds to sell thereclast weekly quote 5-6 watches. You will shut down in most authorize dealers. Seond hand you can fine anything you want. However I be very concerned about fakes not from dealersAny interest in amplifying on that statement?
I would guess anyone with the funds can buy one. No California roster or age limits here?
Well, you can get the new Christopher Ward C60 Clipper GMT for a whole lot less...and it says Pan Am on it!There's a good chance he's referring to how Rolex makes their customers buy a plethora of other watches before they finally get the watch they actually want. It's a practice that is not only done by authorized dealers but also by Rolex itself. You have to be a long-time buyer...
All I want is a Rolex GMT II Pepsi. Not for the popularity, but as a pilot, Pan Am history, and the aviation history behind it.
The Glycine Airman is another neat pilots watch with a rich history. Introduced in 1953.There's a good chance he's referring to how Rolex makes their customers buy a plethora of other watches before they finally get the watch they actually want. It's a practice that is not only done by authorized dealers but also by Rolex itself. You have to be a long-time buyer...
All I want is a Rolex GMT II Pepsi. Not for the popularity, but as a pilot, Pan Am history, and the aviation history behind it.
I wish i got the airman 24 rather then the double 12.The Glycine Airman is another neat pilots watch with a rich history. Introduced in 1953.
Breitling Chronomat 41is the 2nd to the left a Bulova or a Breitling? Looks like mine lol
thought so very niceBreitling Chronomat 41
DO NOT GET INTO WATCHES
I'm a little into watches
Supply / Demand at Rolex is like the diamond industry. The greatly throttle supply and then ADMs limit the access to the desired watches. It creates a this false sense of rarity. They are great watches but $10k for their most basic watch is a LOT. Not saying I don't own a couple but at this stage I wouldn't go to the grey market and pay 20% more than list....they aren't holding value like they used to.Its just a simple supply and demand. Unless you want a 50k-100k watch or a basic date just oyster non flutted and the advisorcneeds to sell thereclast weekly quote 5-6 watches. You will shut down in most authorize dealers. Seond hand you can fine anything you want. However I be very concerned about fakes not from dealers
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SBGJ-237That lume on the GS is insane! What model is that?