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Robine · 5 June 2021, 09:42 PM

Tiffany no, but I think some of the other retailer advertising stamp are quirky and add some flair to a 1960s watch.

enjoythemusic · 5 June 2021, 09:52 PM

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Originally Posted by tictic

I concur; the Mrs. has a couple of their rings and she loves them!

Congrats and that's wonderful! Have purchased three Wellendorff rings total and they've always been incredibly well made and utterly beautiful.

QuantumOceanLawyer · 6 June 2021, 01:14 AM

I was told by someone who works for Patek that they watch auctions and bigger online sales platforms for allocation pieces. You just won’t get those anymore but it’s not like no AD will sell you a watch anymore. Monitoring is a bit more about catching dealers doing naughty things. Also told by a higher up person at Omega USA that they are watching online for snoopy sales because those pieces are currently going to specific individuals with specific spend histories. Those people just might not get those sort of allocation pieces in the future. I think monitoring goes on but it’s not as harsh as people talk about sometimes. That is just a boogeyman the companies and some AD’s put out there.

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5 June 2021, 09:42 PM	#31
Robine Banned Join Date: May 2021 Location: Paris Posts: 271	Tiffany no, but I think some of the other retailer advertising stamp are quirky and add some flair to a 1960s watch.

6 June 2021, 01:14 AM	#33
QuantumOceanLawyer "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2021 Real Name: Alexander Location: Maryland, USA Watch: Last one I bought Posts: 202	I was told by someone who works for Patek that they watch auctions and bigger online sales platforms for allocation pieces. You just won’t get those anymore but it’s not like no AD will sell you a watch anymore. Monitoring is a bit more about catching dealers doing naughty things. Also told by a higher up person at Omega USA that they are watching online for snoopy sales because those pieces are currently going to specific individuals with specific spend histories. Those people just might not get those sort of allocation pieces in the future. I think monitoring goes on but it’s not as harsh as people talk about sometimes. That is just a boogeyman the companies and some AD’s put out there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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