My Daytona 116500LN Purchase agreement Contract

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Originally Posted by tyler1980

it does everything that matters.

It holds the card for a year and makes it more difficult to flip. And If you sell your watch which obviously they cant do anything about, then they blacklist you for violating the deal. So you can only do it once. Flippers flip again and again so it will help. And Yes people are getting caught reselling watches through a number of methods.

legality is sort of irrelevant as it really doesnt have anything to do with that. Its just giving the AD grounds to refuse service to you in the future which is their right to do. Its also is giving the customer the expectation in writing, and not following it has consequences.... not legal consequences, but AD consequences, like no more watches.

People saying its not enforceable are missing the point entirely. Its your watch to do what you want with and they are not stopping you from selling it, its about the next watch and your future business relationship with the AD or lack of.

Yes I agree and understand.