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14 October 2021, 08:13 AM | #14 | ||
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It was a really poor experience. I can't believe an AP owned boutique would play the same games as their co-owned stores and ADs. "Buy a Code to show us you're serious about starting a relationship with us and then we might consider you for a RO" is essentially what they were saying. It was just a ploy for them to sell all their Codes while dangling the RO carrot. I showed my wife this thread on Friday night and told her I was going to go wait in line Sat morning but she was being a negative Nancy, saying how it'll probably be like all the other AP stores we've visited (empty shelves and the Code game). I thought I might get lucky like the gents when the Boston AP opened. After leaving the store and giving my wife the rundown of what happened, she theorized that AP saw what happened in Boston and decided they could double/triple their sales by selling only Codes initially. Nevermind the enthusiasts who were willing to wait hours in line. "No one skips the Code Game™!" -AP probably Someone said that they allowed nearby AP stores to purchase watches the day before. This is hearsay but given the circus that I experienced, it sounds believable. They had quite a few pieces to try on and there were exhibition pieces as well. 34, 37, and 41mm RO/ROC. Lots of ROO. None for sale. |
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