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BigHat · 19 June 2009, 10:04 AM

Already discussing this point elsewhere. Never heard of it happening, doubt that it is too.

We are in a strange economic situation here in the US though. I certainly wouldn't want to be a jewelry or car dealer right now. I can certainly see the scenario the author the article cites as possible.

The question appears to me to boil down to if Rolex is more concerned about price stabilization (thus helping ADs with cash flow), let them sell at any price to move stock to keep the lights on, or just do nothing. Of course, I doubt anyone knows just what kind of trouble the average AD is in.

19 June 2009, 10:04 AM	#34
BigHat Banned Join Date: Sep 2007 Real Name: Matt Location: Arlington, VA Watch: Lange One MP Posts: 4,043	Already discussing this point elsewhere. Never heard of it happening, doubt that it is too. We are in a strange economic situation here in the US though. I certainly wouldn't want to be a jewelry or car dealer right now. I can certainly see the scenario the author the article cites as possible. The question appears to me to boil down to if Rolex is more concerned about price stabilization (thus helping ADs with cash flow), let them sell at any price to move stock to keep the lights on, or just do nothing. Of course, I doubt anyone knows just what kind of trouble the average AD is in.

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