The Watch Thread - Part 16

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hello, need advise.
how do ppl usually finance their watch purchase?
last yr i got my bonus and i fully paid for my tudor GMT. however i just feel i probably can take instalment with my credit card for better cashflow mgt? hmm please advise me. tolong gumxia
 

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hello, need advise.
how do ppl usually finance their watch purchase?
last yr i got my bonus and i fully paid for my tudor GMT. however i just feel i probably can take instalment with my credit card for better cashflow mgt? hmm please advise me. tolong gumxia
If not mistaken, AD like Cortina & hourglass offer instalment plans up to 24 months.
For better cash flow management and if you buy outside from dealers, they usually charge 4-5.5% for payment with instalment. So in a sense, you will enjoy some kind of indirect discount with AD lol..
 

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Hi all! Been a while since I’m here~ hope everyone is doing well during the long weekends!

quick question: anyone has experience buying watches in Berlin? What lobang do you think I can get as I’m heading there next week~

heading to London too!
 

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If not mistaken, AD like Cortina & hourglass offer instalment plans up to 24 months.
For better cash flow management and if you buy outside from dealers, they usually charge 4-5.5% for payment with instalment. So in a sense, you will enjoy some kind of indirect discount with AD lol..
oic thanks. if have i will check abt it. tyvm
 

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hello, need advise.
how do ppl usually finance their watch purchase?
last yr i got my bonus and i fully paid for my tudor GMT. however i just feel i probably can take instalment with my credit card for better cashflow mgt? hmm please advise me. tolong gumxia


Last time DBS My Preferred Payment Plan 12 month installment zero interest fee, now no more, so at the moment, i just buy in ca$h.
 

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If not mistaken, AD like Cortina & hourglass offer instalment plans up to 24 months.
For better cash flow management and if you buy outside from dealers, they usually charge 4-5.5% for payment with instalment. So in a sense, you will enjoy some kind of indirect discount with AD lol..
Do you know whether Boutiques also provide the same?
 

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hello, need advise.
how do ppl usually finance their watch purchase?
last yr i got my bonus and i fully paid for my tudor GMT. however i just feel i probably can take instalment with my credit card for better cashflow mgt? hmm please advise me. tolong gumxia
Depends on individual... Some prefer to settle in full, some prefer to use IPP, especially if 0% interest. No right or wrong.
 

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Hi watch enthusiasts, what is the practice nowadays for direct selling/buying of pre owned watches from user to user? Amount of ~15k.
Haven’t sold over Carousell for a while now… meet up and use paynow/paylah?
I assume nowadays nobody will use stacks of cash anymore or bank transfer (got cooling period after adding payee account).
 

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Anyone purchase from bestwatch.sg before? Looking at Omega 232.63.38.20.01.001 selling so cheap. Not sure if authentic
 
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