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dcrljen · 1 February 2009, 08:14 AM

Just got back from London late evening.
Was on a business trip and luckily managed to find the Yacht Master at Mappin & Webb on Regent street. The AD confirmed the price increase as of Monday.
Got the Platty for 5,450 GBP (no discount at all) but managed to get it tax free and collected 620 GBP at the Heathrow airport so I ended up paying 4.830 GBP which is great when I convert it back to euros.

BTW, the Platty is an amazing watch - the best Rolex I have so far (and I have the Submariner, Green Submariner, GMT Master II + GMT IIc, White Milgauss). Of course, the best one in my collection is a white gold Datejust from 1983 that I inheritted from my late father. But this one sits safely in the bank safe as I am keeping it for my son when he grows up. (I did wear it for a couple of yrs before "retiring" it 2 yrs ago)

Thanks,
Danko

1 February 2009, 08:14 AM	#20
dcrljen "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Zagreb, Croatia Posts: 51	Just got back from London late evening. Was on a business trip and luckily managed to find the Yacht Master at Mappin & Webb on Regent street. The AD confirmed the price increase as of Monday. Got the Platty for 5,450 GBP (no discount at all) but managed to get it tax free and collected 620 GBP at the Heathrow airport so I ended up paying 4.830 GBP which is great when I convert it back to euros. BTW, the Platty is an amazing watch - the best Rolex I have so far (and I have the Submariner, Green Submariner, GMT Master II + GMT IIc, White Milgauss). Of course, the best one in my collection is a white gold Datejust from 1983 that I inheritted from my late father. But this one sits safely in the bank safe as I am keeping it for my son when he grows up. (I did wear it for a couple of yrs before "retiring" it 2 yrs ago) Thanks, Danko

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