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AuHavrePro's post, featuring a Bloomberg image, sparked a lively discussion among collectors regarding Rolex's strategic moves, particularly concerning retail expansion. This thread delves into the implications of these developments for both authorized dealers and the broader collector community. It offers valuable insights into the luxury watch market's dynamics and Rolex's long-term vision.
But in the future, the Rolex demand will cool down and there will be plentiful Rolex for all who want one!
is wearing a Planet Ocean... that says it all 🤣 they need 8 times the space to store the endless waiting list
Maybe they will sell NTFs of Rolexes!?!
Why would you spend money on a sales space when you do not have anything to sell. I would close all the outlets and make it online sales only. Huge money savings.
Weall know the current availability is a temporary situation. A smart business expands with the future in mind... to take advantge of the loss by others who have not properly prepared for both the ups and downs within the market.
WoS is smartly planning for the future. Those of you here whining and crying about availability must be newbies. Some of us have been enjoying timepieces for decades, so we know this is just part of the (financial) market. Ok, yes, Central Banksters have caused the world's largest bubble ever seen in modern times . But hey, blowing financial bubbles is a feature of Central Banking schemes , it's not a bug (it's a feature, not a bug). i look forward to many complainers here coming back in a decad
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