Rolex

I haven’t been to one in a year. I didn’t realize that this particular AD was not selling to walk-in clients anymore. There were no display cases for readily available items. Everything was just for exhibition. I guess it has turned into a place where you...  

I have an AD near me…I have nothing good to say about it.

........ have become Rolex Museums where you can only browse, admire, and occasionally mutter "Wow". For the general clients the piece of paper on which you religiously put down your name and contact information will end up in the rubbish bin as soon as y... 

Three years later, still haven’t received “the call”… and 100% confident I never will. Sad, but secondary market is the only option for most.

Things have changed over the past 3 years in terms of supply / demand balance…

I owned the SD 43mm for 2 years, it was just a bit too large for my 6.5 wrist. I traded it for the 42mm Explorer 11 , Polar dial which I absolutely love.

AD employees are gray market sellers. They make sure it’s impossible to buy then offer the premium in the gray market. It pays to work for an AD