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Old 26 June 2018, 02:36 AM   #17
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Originally Posted by liu_watch View Post
Rolex was able to meet market demand couple years ago; plenty of sports models at ADs. Suddenly, two years later, demand sky-rocketed; no more sports inventory, not because they are sold instantly, but because they are not supplied.

Rolex won’t increase MSRP because market won’t accept it, and yet thousands are waiting in line to buy at MSRP or above.

I need better thinking and reasoning skill to comprehend these reasonings. I’m sure your buddy at AD is telling exactly what he learned from the meeting, but the question is: Is Rolex revealing its true intentions?

Whatever their strategies may be, I have a feeling that it’s best for the company in the long run, given that it’s a non-public company with a long-term vision.


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My thoughts exactly.
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