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sinkholeninja · 7 February 2024, 09:15 PM

Considering that I’m on a list for Chopard LUC 1860, I thought it’d be useful for others to know about Chopard’s allocation process.

Unlike other brands, especially PP, AP or Rolex, where allocation of hot references is an opaque process where bundling, “relationship” building and other ridiculous practices are required, Chopard simply asks for a 25% down payment and a guarantee of delivery within a year. Personally, I really appreciate the transparency and a straight forward nature of the transaction. If other brands did the same, we wouldn’t be in the same mess that we are in now.

7 February 2024, 09:15 PM	#1
sinkholeninja "TRF" Member Join Date: Apr 2019 Real Name: Zeus Location: London Watch: Ocean 2000 Posts: 1,032	Chopard’s allocation process Considering that I’m on a list for Chopard LUC 1860, I thought it’d be useful for others to know about Chopard’s allocation process. Unlike other brands, especially PP, AP or Rolex, where allocation of hot references is an opaque process where bundling, “relationship” building and other ridiculous practices are required, Chopard simply asks for a 25% down payment and a guarantee of delivery within a year. Personally, I really appreciate the transparency and a straight forward nature of the transaction. If other brands did the same, we wouldn’t be in the same mess that we are in now. __________________ Lange (ref. Saxonia Thin RG); Vacheron C. (ref. 3110v); Ressence (ref. Type 8); Rolex Explorer (ref. 124270); Rolex Sub (ref. 126610LV); Porsche Design IWC (ref. Ocean 2000); Seiko (ref. SLA039)

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