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Old 4 September 2010, 02:27 AM   #1
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Grey Market Question

Maybe some of you who are dealers and/or jewelers can answer this.
Why would an AD selll a high-demand watch like a Daytona to a grey market dealer to re-sell? The AD could easily sell that watch quickly at MSRP, without haggle. Why sell, possibly below MSRP, to another jeweler?
I never understood that.
Any thoughts, or true facts?
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Old 4 September 2010, 02:29 AM   #2
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Probably the AD has to give up some SS Daytonas to get the "Grey Market" dealer to take the slow movers.
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Old 4 September 2010, 02:37 AM   #3
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Maybe some of you who are dealers and/or jewelers can answer this.
Why would an AD selll a high-demand watch like a Daytona to a grey market dealer to re-sell? The AD could easily sell that watch quickly at MSRP, without haggle. Why sell, possibly below MSRP, to another jeweler?
I never understood that.
Any thoughts, or true facts?
Bob
Hello Bob
When you buy a package, you get the good, the bad and the ugly Just as an expression ... you get the Daytona, you get the 2tone Sub and you get the Cellini...
No AD would want to sell only the Daytona... Nor a reseller would want to buy only the Cellini...
I hope that helped...
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Old 4 September 2010, 10:29 AM   #4
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great Question great answer, Thanks.
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Old 4 September 2010, 03:28 PM   #5
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does the blue color on a older submariner chip
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Old 5 September 2010, 06:10 AM   #6
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Hello Bob
When you buy a package, you get the good, the bad and the ugly Just as an expression ... you get the Daytona, you get the 2tone Sub and you get the Cellini...
No AD would want to sell only the Daytona... Nor a reseller would want to buy only the Cellini...
I hope that helped...


When you buy a package do you have a min $ per package or a min $ per year?

Just curious!!

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When you buy a package do you have a min $ per package or a min $ per year?

Just curious!!

Nope but like what Tony said...you need to buy the good with the bad..
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