Can anyone recommend an AD in New Jersey?

[Highland Ranger]

Bought a TT GMTII a few years back from a store that was an AD in Morristown - seems that they aren't any longer.

All the stores that are listed as ADs when I look in North/Central Jersey don't mention Rolex on their web sites which leads me to believe it may not be a primary item for them . . . .

Anyone have any recommendations?

Looking for a TT Daytona . . . .

[josh6262]

If you want to venture to South Jersey then Bernie Robbins is a great AD.

[Tk52174]

Lee Perla in riverside square Hackensack has a great selection.

[P7K3]

I don't know where in Jersey your located but try Sherman & Sons in Flemington.

[axecollector65]

Sherman and Sons in Somerville Circle and Simon Ross in Short Hills

[Cristell]

I sent you a PM (private message)

[shar555]

Hamilton Jewelers in Priceton is pretty good.

[hsfrank]

Hartgers did right by me.

[tripleC]

Tajmahal Atlantic city not bad

[hokiehud]

Good looking watch. Over Christmas I finally took my first plunge with a new Explorer 2 white. Bought on line after seeing several positive recomendations for Davidsw (thru RolexForums) out of Orlando. I live in Chicago. Davidsw was very responsive, and worked hard prior to the holidays and expedited shipment to ensure it was here b4 Christmas. Love the watch and would buy from him again.

[Jack's Uncle]

Originally Posted by Tk52174

Lee Perla in riverside square Hackensack has a great selection.

x2

Got my Sub-C from them. Very friendly people who make the extra effort to keep the customer happy.

Examples?
1) Offered me a glass of champagne as it was my first Rolex.
2) Sent me a handwritten card about 2 months or so after my purchase just to basically say hello and that they hoped I was still happy with my watch.
3) Recently sent a handwritten holiday card.

Granted, I know all those acts of kindness are really an effort to keep me as a customer if/when I buy my second Rolex, but I haven't heard a lot of similar experiences.

[clum19]

I use Roman Jewelers in Flemington. I know they have a 2 tone Daytona with white face in stock. I don't think Sherman and Sons in Flemington carries Rolex but I could be wrong.

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by P7K3

I don't know where in Jersey your located but try Sherman & Sons in Flemington.

I second Ron Sherman. I never bought anything from him yet he treats me nice every time I go into his store.

[CoopJr]

Originally Posted by clum19

I use Roman Jewelers in Flemington. I know they have a 2 tone Daytona with white face in stock. I don't think Sherman and Sons in Flemington carries Rolex but I could be wrong.

Unless they recently lost their dealership...

[Highland Ranger]

Thanks guys - anyone ever use Hartgers in Wycoff?

[Lagunatic]

PM sent

[Howie]

I second Lee Perla - bought a few pieces from them, no pressure and very good experiences.

[Highland Ranger]

Thanks again all. A few have mentioned discounts; don't remember what the list was on my TT GMTII but I recall a substantial discount.

What can I expect on a TT Daytona with the white face (116523) in terms of discount?

An online jeweler with a store in Metro DC (haven't checked to see if he is an AD, probably should) is showing this model as:

Retail Price - $16,400
Our Price - $12,630
Your Savings - $3,770

About 23% off

Sound about right?

[Highland Ranger]

Update - did a quick check - - - this is the site: http://www.alanfurman.com/noframes/rolex1.html

Their address is in Rockville, MD and not listed as an AD.

Curious.

I do want to buy new never worn in the box with warranty from an AD. Not worth messing around for a few points for something my children will wear when I am gone.

[Highland Ranger]

Another update - found this thread: http://www.diamondring.com/forums/sh...ad.php?t=62493

Alan Furman apparently sells grey market watches, no Rolex warranty as they are overstock from French and German AD's. Not a big deal I guess but not for me.

This: http://articles.latimes.com/1987-11-..._beverly-hills comes up in search on the name as well . . .. a few years back but still in the ether apparently.

[Lagunatic]

Ask for 20% or more on a TT from my AD in New Jersey.

[scarlet knight]

ditto for me! first class treatment!

[axr]

Originally Posted by josh6262

If you want to venture to South Jersey then Bernie Robbins is a great AD.

+10 on Bernie Robbins. I used to shop at their Milburn, NJ locations and had custom diamond jewelry commissioned. Unfortunately, the closed up shop at that location due to lack of traffic. I would travel to their location in So Jersey/Phillie to do business with them

[TB21]

Leonardo in Red Bank are great. Excellent selection and great bunch of people. Ask for Paul, he is fantastic and knows his stuff

[GolfPunk]

Go see Tony Soprano - he can get you anything!!!

[jlopicco]

I agree with Lee Perla. They are very helpful and allow people to look at any watch without giving attitude. As a 21 year old kid I feel like that is the best way to treat people. In contrast, the people at Hartgers in Wyckoff always seem snotty during my numerous visits and seem very unwilling to help unless you are older and dressed to impress.

[lady yachtmaster]

Leonardo Jewelers in Red Bank, simply spectacular. Ask for Paul.

[jimbones43]

Martin in Cranford or Ross-Simon in Short Hills. The latter has a HUGE selection. Good luck!!

[tulgsT]

Originally Posted by lady yachtmaster

Leonardo Jewelers in Red Bank, simply spectacular. Ask for Paul.

I agree. Paul at Leonardo is great. But they also have a store in Elizabeth, NJ near Newark Airport. The tax at that store is only 1.5%!! Definitely worth buying from them.

[DFM1]

Originally Posted by TB21

Leonardo in Red Bank are great. Excellent selection and great bunch of people. Ask for Paul, he is fantastic and knows his stuff

I couldn't agree more! I have bought many times from Paul who is a great guy and very knowledgeable. You can't go wrong buying from Leonardo.

Also, DavidSW here at TRF is wonderful to work with as well.