Wow, explorer 1 seems like a nice bundle with this!2 tone no need bundle. Prob need wait. Coz not always have the exact config.
U may even ask for a bundle with a simple op black or silver or explorer 1 or milgauss
Wow, explorer 1 seems like a nice bundle with this!2 tone no need bundle. Prob need wait. Coz not always have the exact config.
U may even ask for a bundle with a simple op black or silver or explorer 1 or milgauss
If you are after just the DJ and nothing else, you probably do not need to get other brands. But if you are trying to get a more sought after sports model and does not want to wait too long, you probably need to get other brands. After all, classic Rolex models are now released in smaller numbers than before. Hence, waiting times for DJ, even two tone ones have lengthened compared to 2-3 years agoThanks, hopefully the DJ i'm looking for will not require me to get other brands.
I just registered my interest for a SS DJ today, should I return to the outlet and register my interest for TT DJ as well to increase the chances of getting one sooner? Thank you!No need purchase history for most but not all TT DJ model. Most of the SS DJ need purchase history.
If you are ok with getting TT DJ, why not? After getting the TT DJ and SS DJ, you can probably request for an entry level sports model liaoI just registered my interest for a SS DJ today, should I return to the outlet and register my interest for TT DJ as well to increase the chances of getting one sooner? Thank you!
I don't quite get your concern.Looking at Watch Exchange, they seem like they are rather new compared to Brightime and Chuan. But I feel uneasy because they have MASSIVE inventory of brand new/used Rolexes which makes me wonder... I mean, these watches are hard to get hold of and yet their inventory is healthy. Is it safe to get from such dealers?
Quite a number of Watch Exchange watches are consignment pieces. Anyway please do not think Brightime is small compared to Watch ExchangeLooking at Watch Exchange, they seem like they are rather new compared to Brightime and Chuan. But I feel uneasy because they have MASSIVE inventory of brand new/used Rolexes which makes me wonder... I mean, these watches are hard to get hold of and yet their inventory is healthy. Is it safe to get from such dealers?
I can't stand the hour marker of their sports modelsmy friend keep want to offer me to buy tudor sport cos he got lobang, but i simply dislike the logo of tudor LOL
Brightime website better than Watch Exchange. At least can search for the model number and get results. Lol. Watch Exchange search bar broken.Quite a number of Watch Exchange watches are consignment pieces. Anyway please do not think Brightime is small compared to Watch Exchange
The Watch Exchange shop is really like a huge candy store for customers to browse and pick their choices. I think they thrive by having walk in customers to look at what they have, much less via website. Couple of times I passed by and so many customers were inside the shop. They have quite a wide variety of models it seems. Seems quite a successful business. Other shops that are quite new in this line and seems having good variety of stocks and models for customers to take their pick is Finest Time and Watch Capital.Brightime website better than Watch Exchange. At least can search for the model number and get results. Lol. Watch Exchange search bar broken.
My friend wanted to go inside to browse then they told him want to see, outside can see. Lol. They have very high turnover based on their telegram channel but give off cocky vibes.The Watch Exchange shop is really like a huge candy store for customers to browse and pick their choices. I think they thrive by having walk in customers to look at what they have, much less via website. Couple of times I passed by and so many customers were inside the shop. They have quite a wide variety of models it seems. Seems quite a successful business. Other shops that are quite new in this line and seems having good variety of stocks and models for customers to take their pick is Finest Time and Watch Capital.
Haha, for me I still only browse at grey dealers to keep myself updated of the resale market prices.
why don't they allow people to go in?My friend wanted to go inside to browse then they told him want to see, outside can see. Lol. They have very high turnover based on their telegram channel but give off cocky vibes.
Huh? Browse outside?My friend wanted to go inside to browse then they told him want to see, outside can see. Lol. They have very high turnover based on their telegram channel but give off cocky vibes.
Weekend a bit busy then don’t want entertain my friend lor. My friend is big fish but it’s not as if they need his business honestly.Huh? Browse outside?
i thought I did see a lot of customers inside the shop browsing. Dunno man, anyway a lot of these grey dealers can be quite cocky. Heard Brightime is like this too
AD can behave like this as they selling at retail price and they have more customers willing to go to certain extent to buy watches from them. Its a big mistake for grey dealer to behave like they don’t need the business as customers are paying premium and they would gladly take the business elsewhere if they don’t feel they are being treated rightly. Then words get spread around that certain watch dealer so and so are cocky.Weekend a bit busy then don’t want entertain my friend lor. My friend is big fish but it’s not as if they need his business honestly.
As in, is there a possibility that some of the watches (used or new even) could be unauthentic? After all, these timepieces are rare and seeing the stock replenish daily is quite hard to believe. I'm rather new to the luxury watch world and I'm thinking of dropping $13k-$20k on a brand new Explorer or ND Sub so I just want to make sure my purchase is safe.I don't quite get your concern.
Oh sorry, I didn't mean they are a small dealer. I was referring to the inventory itself. Compared to Brightime website, Watch Exchange has a rather larger catalogue of used/new Rolexes.Quite a number of Watch Exchange watches are consignment pieces. Anyway please do not think Brightime is small compared to Watch Exchange
rolex is not rare at all, it is mass produced. if u buy from licensed grey, it is relatively safeAs in, is there a possibility that some of the watches (used or new even) could be unauthentic? After all, these timepieces are rare and seeing the stock replenish daily is quite hard to believe. I'm rather new to the luxury watch world and I'm thinking of dropping $13k-$20k on a brand new Explorer or ND Sub so I just want to make sure my purchase is safe.
I see. Licensed grey meaning?rolex is not rare at all, it is mass produced. if u buy from licensed grey, it is relatively safe