Found a way to buy SS Daytona at retail

[nightmyth]

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD
2. Work for 1 year
3. A Daytona arrives
4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

[Danny83]

Ha probably still wont work

[Ssunnylee24]

1. Most people would have better paying job
2. See #1
3. The daytona you see are all for the owners friend's and managers friend's if not to top 1% royal customer's
4. See #3
5. See #3

[GB-man]

sales people don't allocate Daytonas

not new ones anyways

[Giangos]

Originally Posted by GB-man

sales people don't allocate Daytonas



not new ones anyways

Exactly.
A few years ago an AD rep told me that he can only get one gmt every 5 years at staff discount. Lucky for him the gmt he had on has been discontinued and is worth much more than he paid for it.


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[bobabreath]

I've thought about this strategy but wonder if there is anything preventing the store owner from getting first dibs on any Rolex at cost.

[77T]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD

2. Work for 1 year

3. A Daytona arrives

4. You let your family member buy it under their name

5. You quit the job

Much success in your new opportunity.

Can you wait to quit until you get one for me?


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[2nastie]

Originally Posted by bobabreath

I've thought about this strategy but wonder if there is anything preventing the store owner from getting first dibs on any Rolex at cost.

I'm pretty sure AD owners can always get first crack at a watch. It's their store and their watch as soon as it arrives and is paid for.

However, I think Rolex does monitor in some shape or form if the AD is simply just hoarding the watches.

As an AD, you also want to make these pieces available to the public in order to keep clientele and promote the sale of the any non-desirable models.

[Maxy]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD
2. Work for 1 year
3. A Daytona arrives
4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

My AD has 20 sales people. You think AD will allow 20 Daytonas to go their families first?

[matt_Denver]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD
2. Work for 1 year
3. A Daytona arrives
4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

this will not work, AD owners have to approve of most professional watches being sold...especially a Daytona. nice try though

[dcash0615]

Better off taking a higher paying job and just pay the premium in the grey market.

[YUL]

Or talk to this guy! Only 35K Canadian! LOL



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[RHIII]

Originally Posted by GB-man

sales people don't allocate Daytonas



not new ones anyways

This is the truth.

Even the manager or most senior SA will seek ownership approval to sell them. Period.


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[drrd]

Why go to all that effort for a watch for WAGs?

[FTX I]

[RHIII]

Originally Posted by YUL

Or talk to this guy! Only 35K Canadian! LOL



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That’s unreal!!!


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[SDR581]

My SA has a blue sky-dweller. The rolex rep gave him an opportunity to purchase any watch at cost if they won a sales competition. He sold the most watches last year.

[1665fan]

As a first year sales person you are allowed 1 woman’s 2 tone datejust.....that’s it.....

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by YUL

Or talk to this guy! Only 35K Canadian! LOL



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[CoveWatch]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD
2. Work for 1 year
3. A Daytona arrives
4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

Hmmm so I’m curious how many salespersons you’ve seen with ceramic Daytonas on

[Pantheon]

Originally Posted by dcash0615

Better off taking a higher paying job and just pay the premium in the grey market.

agreed.

If I were to work as a SA with the difference in pay. I would be losing enough money to buy many Daytonas at gray markups

[EEpro]

Talking to dbag SAs at my 3 ADs over a period of a month drove me into the arms of the reseller. I can always make more money but time and dignity are priceless.

[SS Oyster]

Originally Posted by bobabreath

I've thought about this strategy but wonder if there is anything preventing the store owner from getting first dibs on any Rolex at cost.

Ok, so just buy a Rolex AD out and get all the cool watches you want :)

[scombs263]

Originally Posted by Ssunnylee24

1. Most people would have better paying job
2. See #1
3. The daytona you see are all for the owners friend's and managers friend's if not to top 1% royal customer's
4. See #3
5. See #3

This. All the way. Own an AD and u get them all.

[Rado63]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD
2. Work for 1 year
3. A Daytona arrives
4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

I am sure this is all for laughs. Thanks for lifting the mood in the room.

[037]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

4. You let your family member buy it under their name
5. You quit the job

You missed step 4.5 where the family member realizes true market value and flips it for $10k profit, leaving you jobless and with no Daytona. Step 6 begins denial, then 7 with self-pity, 8 with eating instant mac-and-cheese alone in your apartment...

This plan doesn't end well.

[benouah]

Originally Posted by gb-man

sales people don't allocate daytonas

not new ones anyways

+1

[ijpx]

Originally Posted by nightmyth

1. Apply for a jeweller job at your local AD

2. Work for 1 year

3. A Daytona arrives

4. You let your family member buy it under their name

5. You quit the job

I think you got your life priorities all wrong. Hehe

[charlesheung]

1. Work for there one year are you sure having enough money to buy
2. Priority of the watches seems decide by manager but not staff
3. One year is not enough to wait a Daytona arrive

conclusion: Work hard, keep waiting or go gray.