Rolex Display Case @ Rome Airport
7 watches for sale. 54 Blank spots. We all know what’s going on but this just looks sad. ...
well ... what can they do about it ?
can't blame them everybody is buying them, right?
I’d have put them all on one of the display trays...
...and a large handwritten notice on the front saying” Come on- don’t miss out - last few left” No imagination these salespeople. Regards Kev.
This image sorta looks like a going out of business liquidation to me...
I wonder how long before ADs start shrinking their Rolex floor/case space. It looks silly to have sales people stand around over large empty showcases. Empty cases do not drive foot traffic to a retailer and are wasted "real estate." If Rolex won't keep i...
I can tell you that the displays in Swiss towns look different...
not the really hot models, but for the rest well stocked... Anyhow, who buys a watch at an airport? I never did... Rather build a real relationship with an AD. Just my 2 cents, Dirk
Looks, unfortuantely, too familar.
While I am not a particular fan of Rolex, I understand their significance and the reason for their success and so go into their shops every once in a while and I am always surprised by how many "slots" of watches are empty. This does not happen at any oth...
But I wonder the answer would be ‘reserved for special clients’ - no ?!
I see almost all ‘unobtainable’ Nautilus!
He means M&C is a bit too common to be used by Patek.
Sadly, for a number of entrants to our hobby, getting to experience such class is fraught with being treated like a bad smell. Surely whichever rung of the ladder you’re on, the experience should be equal, as an incentive to repeat the process? Seems like...
I won't take it personally, even though I'm afraid this post of yours sounds as provocative and uninformed as the majority of your other posts...
So a couple of quick things. As far as Patek goes, for me they can really use any (good) champagne they want. In fact, if you've ever been with any watch brand, you'll also know that the experience they provide to customers goes beyond their choice of cha...
As Boron said...
PP could use a bit better kind of champagne... M&C is the equivalent of Johnny Walker red label I meant it as a joke, which obviously was not well taken or understood. At any rate, a brand that respects itself will always find ways of treating you well, a...
All too familiar here in the Midwest. Perhaps not quite so barren, but many many models out of stock. It's so obvious as to be maddening. But will people stop buying because of this
strategy? Probably not. Even though there are so many fine alternatives that would confer an even greater air of "exclusivity" on the wearer. Oh, dear…. Were I a dealer, it would be hard to put up with this level of potential , rather than actual sales. H...
LOL...just makes me laugh. So many other great non-"Look-At-Me" watches available.
No disrespect to Rolex fans, but I just couldn't care less about the shortages, wait times, premia, etc.
The games continue.
More reasons I won't be a fan of that "brand." They keep making anyone's choice to disavow, effortless. To each their own.
Years ago it was
nice to go into the Rolex store, look around and try different models on wrist. As far as I have heard nowadays the situation is like that everywhere.
Is it really Rolex's fault?
Blame the hype and increasing demand... ADs keep the hot models off the shelves for their most loyal and VIP customers. And why wouldn't they? ADs should cater to the customers that has been keeping them in business for so long. Why would they sell it to ...
Great post. The same could be said about the Jubilee bracelet
5 years ago, ask 100 people what they prefer and I bet you 95 (or more) would take Oyster. Now people walk around so triumphant to have the Jubilee on their wrist and claim it to be just the best thing ever🤦♂️
Rolex AD keeps the steel sports models in the vault.
AD said that he cannot display these models in the window or the case, risking a walk in customer buying it within minutes and flipping it. Rolex might get back to them for not knowing the customer that they sell to.
Oh it’s well past sad… it’s utterly pathetic!
Whilst this lies empty, Rolex found no problem ensuring the recent launch of the new revamped Rolex store run by Bucherer wasn’t as bereft of pieces, and likewise Lunn’s new fit-out to tie-in with the Open in Northern Ireland .
