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16 May 2022, 12:07 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Jul 2021
Real Name: SC
Location: USA
Watch: 214270, FOIS,
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What'd happened if everyone stop buying grey?
This is a highly hypothetical question and I know someone may or may not like it. I've been on this forum for about a year now and I would check in the discussion board every few weeks, I'm always intrigued by everyone's perceptions of this brand and I actually learn something from it. Like how to start the conversation with my local ADs getting my first Rolex to the scholars sharing knowledge on the vintage Rolex.
As much as I consider myself lucky to get my first Rolex in retail, there's still a lot of frustration with the grey market pricing. I understand the definition of supply and demand it postulates the unit price for a particulate good, what if everyone just stops buying at the secondary marked-up price on the current production models? Would that slow the demand on grey dealers so the price outputs will be adjusted based on available quantities? Interested in hearing everyone's thoughts. |
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