Rolex exhibition models

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Potawatomi

My Rolex AD has a Bruce Buffer on display

What the hell is a Bruce Buffer.

[frank gama]

Originally Posted by dcash0615

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[Potawatomi]

Originally Posted by padi56

What the hell is a Bruce Buffer.

You know exactly what a Bruce Buffer is.

[Hemdog]

I think the deal is now when you get the call the ad may want to keep the watch as an exhibition only watch for a few weeks

[ZOOK]

Originally Posted by Hemdog

I think the deal is now when you get the call the ad may want to keep the watch as an exhibition only watch for a few weeks

Much more likely, the buyer will get the call after the watch has been on exhibition for several weeks.

[kopi-c]

Originally Posted by fltacoma

Here is something that I do not understand. I have visited several Rolex stores, and the majority have had several of the exact same models i.e. 2-3 submariners, and even the new Beuce Wayne's with the jubilee! What's up with that?

unscrew the crown and test it out whether or not it can work. The SA will tell you cannot do that! Because they don't want it damaged as it will be sold/allocated to a customer.

[daysky1]

Originally Posted by fltacoma

Here is something that I do not understand. I have visited several Rolex stores, and the majority have had several of the exact same models i.e. 2-3 submariners, and even the new Beuce Wayne's with the jubilee! What's up with that?

I had to do a Google search to find out what a Bruce Wayne Rolex is and then I realized i have that with a Jubilee bracelet yellow gold and steel two tone and I call mine the Bumblebee. https://i.imgur.com/El9w9JK.jpg

[Skyrider01]

I was at my AD today and every case was filled with exhibition pieces, mostly sport models. They had both steel Daytonas, just about every variant of the GMT, as well as a titanium Yachtmaster amongst others

[Andad]

Originally Posted by padi56

What the hell is a Bruce Buffer.

I had to Google this Peter.

Looks like he is an announcer on US telly.

It was Beuce Wayne that stumped me.

[Andad]

Originally Posted by Potawatomi

You know exactly what a Bruce Buffer is.

How would anyone in Australia, Wales or almost any other country in the world outside of the USA know this guy?

[1259]

My AD said the Bruce Buffer would take about a year, but they had the exhibition model to try on.

[Hollie_Rollie]

Originally Posted by Skyrider01

I was at my AD today and every case was filled with exhibition pieces, mostly sport models. They had both steel Daytonas, just about every variant of the GMT, as well as a titanium Yachtmaster amongst others

Seems like they no longer are keeping in the vault. Now on display as exhibition. As sales continue to slow theyll remove the 'exhibition only' sign

[Torshalla]

It is nice that they have more watches to see and try. And let us hope availability keeps improving.


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[padi56]

Originally Posted by Andad

I had to Google this Peter.

Looks like he is an announcer on US telly.

It was Beuce Wayne that stumped me.

Have to agree Eddie had no idea what a Bruce Buffer was that's why I asked these silly nicknames for watches are getting more bizarre daily.

[padi56]

Originally Posted by Potawatomi

You know exactly what a Bruce Buffer is.

Sorry have no idea and remember the world is a big place a lot bigger than the USA.

[Bryan81]

Originally Posted by padi56

Sorry have no idea and remember the world is a big place a lot bigger than the USA.

I’ve spent my entire life in the US and also had no idea who the guy was. I didn’t quite catch the sarcasm that this was just yet another obscure nickname for a watch.


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