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[jrs146]

Is the guy selling it for MSRP?


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[Bizcut1]

Time for a new AD or, better yet, the Grey market.

[toolr]

What is a "hemorrhaging collection"?

[Fleetlord]

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

It seems like she spends buckets of money. She looks like that kind of girl (not that that is a bad of course )

did you see the rock on her finger? she has a AP (re)mastered. she has a gold Omega speedy.

Money is clearly not issue for her (.... or whoever is funding her)

Stores love people like her and are more than happy to keep her happy because its a steady stream of income for the store because for every SS piece she gets she probably picks up some PM

For the masses (and i'm generalizing). They want their one SS piece and that's their watch for the next 10 years or ever.

The store would rather sell to her over the one and done person

Indeed...her collection is quite impressive. She makes all the NYC AD's swoon...lol

[RoscoPico]

Originally Posted by Etschell

Normal. Happens in every industry and nothing shocking.

If you are a VIP you get VIP treatment. Why this is hard to understand is shocking. Especially since this forum is full of bright people.

agreed. didn't mean to make it hard for anyone to understand.

Originally Posted by brucethemanlee

Why would unknown client help another unknown client help the SA make a sales. Basically the SA is using VIP client’s status to get BLNR so manager will sign off and SA sells to the other client?

Why would the VIP client do that ?

good question.

Originally Posted by fskywalker

Well some people are still willing to help others without expecting anything in return

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hopefully this

Originally Posted by jrs146

Is the guy selling it for MSRP?

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i am very curious to find this out

Originally Posted by toolr

What is a "hemorrhaging collection"?

he's at about 70-80 watches. probably only 20 worth keeping though. a lot of junkers in there

[Nairn1980]

Sounds about right

[escobar144]

5 Rolexs and still on a waitlist?!

time to find another AD

[JR16]

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[ArtNouveau]

I can’t imagine anything like this happening at my AD. I guess I’m a vip at my AD with a little v, I can get what I ask for but I certainly don’t leapfrog over others to do it.
I think someone I refer to my SA would be treated fairly but I hardly think they would get “my place on the list” for a first time purchase.

[drfrankenstein]

Originally Posted by Hollie_Rollie

There is clearly no Rolex shortage for her

Yeah, her YouTube channel has 700 subscribers! She’s crushing it.

She’s obviously a spender, however a former NYC SA told me they deliberately hold back inventory at the NYC Rolex ADs fwiw.

[Hollie_Rollie]

Originally Posted by drfrankenstein

Yeah, her YouTube channel has 700 subscribers! She’s crushing it.

She’s obviously a spender, however a former NYC SA told me they deliberately hold back inventory at the NYC Rolex ADs fwiw.

Doc franken, sarcasm, however flattering it is, will get you nowhere but thank you for the astute feedback on the AD sitch in NYC. That’s inside trader level info

[grimps]

Originally Posted by RoscoPico

So a friend of mine, with a hemorrhaging collection, has been waiting for a batman for over 2 years now.
He has about 5 rollies purchase history with his AD, but has been told it's going to be "a while".
His SA tells him of another customer, who apparently pulls a lot more weight, and who may be able to help him out.
Sure enough, said customer requests a batman and is told next month is not a problem. Not exactly sure how the exchange is supposed to happen since the two don't know each other, but I thought I would share this story.

Sounds like his dealer was being honest with him , those kind of dealers are rare these days