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Have bought and sold stuff from 60's and 70's. Currently only have recent(ish) bits.
Oh and a 30 year old Submariner.

All of them.

peace and quiet for once.

Yes we do and old Omega are our speciality.

Yes, I didn't say it was wrong.

and i was worried we were resorting to stereotyping people.

That is really lovely.

Not by a long shot. Its the one you remember seeing , but steel Professional pieces make up a tiny number of units made and sold.

I have never really understood Daytona. When that new version was launched a couple of years ago we did an event with Rolex in our Windsor showroom to show off the new Basel collection from that year (and Tudor obvs) and people were falling over themselves to see it. Leaves me a bit cold.

A year plus is a safe bet. We don't even take deposits, we don't have a list as it would just be too long .

only a small proportion of the watches sold will be so called "professional" pieces ie Submariner , GMT etc . They boost the profile but are not the mainstay of what Rolex is all about. They only account for a small percentage of what we sell.

I know , they have always been one of my favourite brands. That watch pictured is £1330 .
The compressor dive watch they do is only £1600 .

ooooooh didn't know that. Thanks.

Heritage 1945.

On a different note. This came in today. Only a year after we ordered it at Basel.

Of course he would. But if you are paying him, you may as well pay Rolex.

I can't remember what happened yesterday let alone 5 years ago.
All I'm saying is the brands are not changing in attitudes towards unauthorised stockists who are obtaining stock from God knows where, hence the introduction of electronic warranties.
But we all like a bargain, so as I have said before you pays your money you take your chances.
And yes some grey market dealer may offer a two year warranty , but if you get a problem on your complicated mechanical watch, who gonna sort it out . Not the factory, so do you want somebody whose not trained by them ? I know in most cases an ETA 2824 is an ETA 2824 but what about something that is genuinely different.

Both Swatch group and LVMH sales were up last year. And I'm not aware of any change in attitude toward Grey Market apart from the introduction of electronic warranties that have to be activated by the receiving AD at point of sale. This is now common with Rolex, Tudor, Breitling, and Tag Heuer.

Have you asked me for a price?

There's clearly no justice in the world.

Oh If only that simple everyone would be doing it.

Seriously, stop spending money on other peoples watches and buy one of mine!!

Yes that's about it.

No.

Rubber strap and different sized bracelet sections. It somehow looks smaller in the box. And it fitted under my cuff where a Rolex deepsea didn't