Another Las Vegas Trip

[Big J]

I recently got back from a much needed vacation from southern Nevada so of course I had to check out the boutiques and stores around the strip while on the trip. I checked out all the Rolex boutiques and some stores that sell other brands. The trend was that there were more professional references on display than the last time I was there two years ago. I started at my favorite boutique to say hello to the manager who sold me my LV Submariner on my previous trip. I met a new saleswoman to work with since my previous one had left the boutique. I wanted to confirm that the reference I requested last year was still in the system and it was. We chatted for a while about watches and other stuff. I added my a couple new references to my list. We’ll see what happens. I tried on a BLNR on jubilee since I haven’t tried on a jubilee bracelet. I liked the five link bracelet on the wrist. It felt comfortable. I got to see a GMT GRNR in person. It was ok, but I’ll stick with my LN GMT instead.
The other two Rolex stores in the Forum shops had pretty much the same stock. I looked at Tudor to check out a black bay 54. I liked it but seemed too small at 37mm.
The store at Bellagio has temporarily moved from its previous location. I checked out the Black bay with the burgundy dial on jubilee and really liked it. I just have difficulty with the snowflake hour hand. I just don’t like it.
The watches of Switzerland at the Wynn boutique was a pleasant experience. There was a deep blue sea dweller deep sea on display. I’ve never seen this one before in person. So I was excited because I love that dial. I also tried on a white dial sky dweller. I liked, I thought it would have been too large, but it fit well on the wrist. Then I got to see a 126500LN black dial. Very exciting moment because I’ve never seen a steel Daytona. I tried it on and it was perfect. I like the 126 Daytonas so to see one was a highlight. The saleswoman was great to work with.
I checked out some other stores in the Venetian shops and saw an IWC pilot watch that I really liked, but didn’t pull the trigger. But very pleasant staff in all of those stores and nice to see timepieces from different brands in person. I ran into the salesman that sold me my first Rolex. He’s at a different store now.
A good experience looking and browsing through the stores on the strip. As usual I saw a bunch of nice watches in the wild there, stuck up some conservations with strangers over their watches. I got compliments on my LV Submariner.
Always a fun place to visit.

[Carguy87]

Glad you had fun out this way! Any pics from your trip?

[brandrea]

Sounds like you had fun. I always enjoy mixing some watch shopping with travel

[johncortilet]

Always fun stopping at watch boutiques.

[Big J]

I did enjoy the trip, however I didn't get any pics of watches.

[Mimar2910]

Originally Posted by Big J

I did enjoy the trip, however I didn't get any pics of watches.

Nice you enjoyed your trip! post pictures when you can.

[Oystersteel92]

I'm heading out there in August. Really hope the Chinese SA from the Time Dome is still there and will again say "na fo sale" every time she hands me a Rolex, even though I told her at the VERY BEGINNING that I had no expectation they would sell me a Rolex.

Watch shopping in Vegas is not as fun as it used to be, sadly.

[travisb]

Sounds like a good time.

[1William]

Good report. Thank you.

[enjoythemusic]

Sound like fun viva Las Vegas

[Brich436]

I recommend DavidSW if you are in the Orlando area. Staff is super friendly and they have all references. Literally. Ah let me see the Lemans Daytona. No problem out it comes!


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[ArtNouveau]

Originally Posted by Oystersteel92

Watch shopping in Vegas is not as fun as it used to be, sadly.

I’ve made two trips to Vegas in the last couple of years. I would say watch shopping is superfun there…as long as you don’t want a Rolex.
The SAs at Tudor, Panerai, Breitling all had cases full of watches to walk out with, WOS even had several Pateks ready for immediate sale. I do enjoy all the shops’ proximity to each other. South Coast Mall, Beverly Hills, and 5th/Madison Aves in NYC are similar.

[Toptimes]

It sounds like you had an exciting and fulfilling time exploring the watch boutiques and stores around the Las Vegas Strip! Thank you for sharing your journey through the world of luxury timepieces in Las Vegas.

[nickp]

Did they still have the rainbow Daytona at the Wynn? it was there a few weeks ago and i got to try it on as well as a meteorite Daytona.

[huncho]

Originally Posted by Toptimes

It sounds like you had an exciting and fulfilling time exploring the watch boutiques and stores around the Las Vegas Strip! Thank you for sharing your journey through the world of luxury timepieces in Las Vegas.

where are all these ai bots coming from? lol

[Big J]

Originally Posted by nickp

Did they still have the rainbow Daytona at the Wynn? it was there a few weeks ago and i got to try it on as well as a meteorite Daytona.

I would have loved to see that one, but it’ wasn’t out on the floor. They had the 126500LN with the black dial. I did see a 126508LN white dial on oyster flex at Bucher in the forum shops.

[Big J]

Originally Posted by Carguy87

Glad you had fun out this way! Any pics from your trip?

I did not take any, sorry.

[Big J]

Originally Posted by travisb

Sounds like a good time.

It was a fun experience.

[Big J]

Originally Posted by Toptimes

It sounds like you had an exciting and fulfilling time exploring the watch boutiques and stores around the Las Vegas Strip! Thank you for sharing your journey through the world of luxury timepieces in Las Vegas.

It was a fun experience. Great to see some references in person that I’ve never seen before.

[Big J]

Originally Posted by travisb

Sounds like a good time.

It was