How to build a relationship with Rolex AD?

[dnd2984]

Don't over think it, go in and ask.

[Littletommy]

Originally Posted by omar-rye

I met a random chick, dated her for six months, during which I purchased jewelry for her birthday. Then, I asked her to marry me, during which I purchased her a 31mm Datejust and a wedding ring. I then asked my authorized dealer, with whom I had a very good relationship by then, for a Submariner for our wedding. Unfortunately, my friendly sales associate couldn't get me the Sub on my wedding day, but it's understandable since only a few are produced. I felt very blessed when my buddy SA called me to visit him five days after we returned from our honeymoon. Gratefully, I'm now the proud owner of a Yacht-Master II! I know it's not the Sub, but I'm just grateful I got the call! Now, I'm left with a girl I don't want to be with and a watch I didn't ask for.

[KatGirl]

I think the first time John and I walked into my AD in June, 2022, he was dressed to the nines, having come from a job, and I was dressed very casually. We went in just to browse. We were treated very well. Both of us are outgoing and friendly, by nature. I asked to be put on the list for an OP. John gave our SA his business card. We would stop in about every 2 months, just to chat, and so I could try on exhibition watches. I would occasionally text my Sales Associate. We did buy a solid gold miraculous medal, at Christmas time, and my diamond engagement ring in February, and then our wedding rings. We got the call for the watch in exactly a year. We’ve bought several watches since, the latest DJ, as a walk in, when the intended customer refused it, at the last minute. Total non-watch jewelry spend wasn’t much, maybe $6,000. We did not buy anything we did not already need, or want, and prices were reasonable. I think we were pretty lucky. So, just be yourself, and tell your Sales Associate what you want. Keeping in touch is what worked for me.

Kat


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