Safe sale... Really safe?

[temporaltactix]

Originally Posted by VogelPhoenix

From a Japanese dealer on C24 (watch came from a boutique in Japan). I didn't get anywhere with a boutique when I tried in person.

I see, ADs are fickle at times. My first go at it I got the watch I wanted then nothing else after that. Unresponsive


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[Octagon Guy]

Originally Posted by temporaltactix

2020 Tokyo is a stunning piece. Did you get it from a boutique?

Originally Posted by Octagon Guy

What's this reference you referring to?

Anyone can enlighten?

[VogelPhoenix]

Originally Posted by Octagon Guy

Anyone can enlighten?

Wrong forum...

[Octagon Guy]

Originally Posted by VogelPhoenix

Wrong forum...

Oh. I seriously thought it was a AP you guys are talking about.

[mikef82]

Doesnt safe sale mean that you can't register the watch onto your personal AP account until 1 year of the original purchase date?

I would assume that there would be warranty cards and what not but you would agree not to register the watch until a later date, to avoid having the original buyer from being blacklisted from the dealer.

[VogelPhoenix]

Originally Posted by mikef82

Doesnt safe sale mean that you can't register the watch onto your personal AP account until 1 year of the original purchase date?

I would assume that there would be warranty cards and what not but you would agree not to register the watch until a later date, to avoid having the original buyer from being blacklisted from the dealer.

Could be gentleman's agreement, could be the dealer keeping the card. Could also be more than 1 year.

[Octagon Guy]

Originally Posted by VogelPhoenix

Could be gentleman's agreement, could be the dealer keeping the card. Could also be more than 1 year.

The chances of using "gentleman's agreement" for a safe sale is almost nil, I believe. The seller have everything to lose when they sell at a lower than market price and almost certainly gets played out. Every buyer will want to register the watch to their profile as long as they have the warranty card on hand.

[VogelPhoenix]

Originally Posted by Octagon Guy

The chances of using "gentleman's agreement" for a safe sale is almost nil, I believe. The seller have everything to lose when they sell at a lower than market price and almost certainly gets played out. Every buyer will want to register the watch to their profile as long as they have the warranty card on hand.

At least one guy on Reddit was swearing up and down that he would never break his gentleman's agreement with a grey dealer. So this exists (to the extent that anything on Reddit is real).

[Octagon Guy]

Originally Posted by VogelPhoenix

At least one guy on Reddit was swearing up and down that he would never break his gentleman's agreement with a grey dealer. So this exists (to the extent that anything on Reddit is real).

He must be one of the rare ones, provided his words are to be trusted. Gentleman's agreement normally only works between friends.