Viral “$2.4 Million Rolex Looting” Story? It Never Happened
On Monday, at 3 a.m., a Rolex store in downtown Manhattan was ransacked. The glass windows were smashed in, a vitrine built to elegantly display the world’s finest watches was shattered, and $2.4 million of merchandise was reportedly stolen. Two suspects ...
But it's good click bait!
I always imagined these stores had product in safe. Actually much better than say purses or shoes which have no safe to be stored and have large footprint. Watches and jewelry I believe would be pretty safe in this craziness.
Business Insider is ranked that highly? This Bias Chart is probably biased!
Here is a Business Insider video that propagates incorrect information that helps get it more clicks! www.watchprosite.com
Weather Channel Fact reporting - they have never been able to forecast even with 50% accuracy but agree their reporting of past events is def correct.
Thanks for the chart though. Will share it with f&f.
This is all too typical
with the so called news media today and they do it intentionally and do not care if it furthers their agenda.
Question your sources
First off, this was in the New York Post, which is known in its local market as little more than a political tabloid. Second, most of the people who forwarded this to me seemed to have encountered it on Facebook or comparable social media; politically tin...
Even Business Insider and a "watch expert" spreads incorrect information.
www.watchprosite.com
Boutiques
I was a year ago in a Rolex boutique in Berlin. Not even a Milgauss was on stock. I only saw a lady date just displayed. This January i was at a grey market watch store. Rolex models all over. If i wanted that day to buy for example a yachtmaster, i could...
Experience
Actually i was on the go for a Baume and Mercier classima. The Rolex boutique was in the same shoppingmall, so why not have a look? I watched some IWC’s, JLC’s, Longines, Tissot’s, Cartiers, and a bunch of Omega’s. Saw there the big blue Seamaster planet ...
