Hulk....what is the typical wait for this right now?

[zeeww]

Originally Posted by lawrence1

Are you joking? When is that picture from? a DaytonaC, BLNR and Hulk in the case?

They have to be pre-owned, ADs selling new watches at retail wont be displaying them in the boxes,....

[believelandcle]

100% depends on your relationship with your dealer. I waited 0 days for one, they called me one day randomly and asked if I wanted one.

New customer walking in off the street, ~2 years.

[aknajera]

One approach is asking how many they received in the last year.
Then ask approximately how many people are on the list.
This can give you a ballpark of what to expect.
This approach falls apart if Rolex stops sending as many watches though.


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[makrxx]

I've always wondered how does it work with an AD... As much as you might have a good relationship with this sales person, I'm sure the other sales person in the store will probably want to get his/her hands on that set for his/her own customer. Who gets 'priority' or how does the allocation actually work? Purchase history? How much 'power' the sales staff that you know has?

[mjr24]

Do you feel paying 100% up front will move me to the front of the line versus someone who is a big buyer but only put a little down or put nothing down? To be honest, I'm not an AD guy. I like to have stuff now. That being said, I'm not paying $5k ransom to a gray for this watch. I don't feel it's worth that. I have my limits.

I paid about $1k more (than MSRP and tax) for my TT CHNR to a gray (paid like $15,900 versus $14,900 or so that an AD would have charged with tax) but I feel that was justified given the new movement, new style, etc. I still feel real good about that deal.

[daytonastl]

Originally Posted by shaunylw

You gotta remember, those folks are going to get offers for less, then they have like 10-12% in fees or whatever it is. That’s why eBay is horrendous for anything over a few hundred bucks.


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DavidSW has one right now for $14,575.00. Stickers-on new.

[Mangas]

Originally Posted by zeeww

They have to be pre-owned, ADs selling new watches at retail wont be displaying them in the boxes,....

Agree 100 %

[englandspeedy]

I was told 2.5 - 3 years in the UK.

[blada4life]

Originally Posted by mjr24

Do you feel paying 100% up front will move me to the front of the line versus someone who is a big buyer but only put a little down or put nothing down? To be honest, I'm not an AD guy. I like to have stuff now. That being said, I'm not paying $5k ransom to a gray for this watch. I don't feel it's worth that. I have my limits.

I paid about $1k more (than MSRP and tax) for my TT CHNR to a gray (paid like $15,900 versus $14,900 or so that an AD would have charged with tax) but I feel that was justified given the new movement, new style, etc. I still feel real good about that deal.

I did something similar with the blnr. Now it’s worth even more. Yea it cost me about $1000 more but not sure it wasn’t worth it. I can’t find an AD to be willing to get me one.