Nashville TN AD’s

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Wow. Has anyone been yet? Do they have anything!?


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[Jackie Daytona]

Originally Posted by Uppersouth

Diamond Cellar’s Rolex Boutiqe is now open at Green Hills in Nashville.

Nice. Been wondering when they were going to open. I think they were shooting for early spring originally. They were quite a bit overdue to open.

[airchitect]

Originally Posted by teabags001

Talked to the Kings jeweler owner and they said that Rolex/Tudor wanted to be the only watch they sell. He refused and they pulled Rolex. He said that Rolex is opening up its own boutique in green hills mall. I take it with a grain of salt.


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Good riddance. They would never deal. A sales rep there told me I was a novice because I was trying to haggle on a Navitimer and didn’t appreciate all that watch represented. I informed him it represented a 40% loss the second I walk out of the door. Last time I was there though, they still had very few Rolex, a ton of Tudor, and were ready to give up the farm if I’d take home a JLC.....

Once upon a time there was a great AD in Green Hills Mall (Carlyle’s maybe??? Began with a C) but they got the boot when the place was renovated about 10-12 years ago..... my first time in there I remember coke and Pepsi GMT’s as far as the eye could see..... ah the good ol days...

[airchitect]

Oh and for the kind of coin present in the Nashville area (Brentwood is what, like the 7th wealthiest zip code in the US?) the watch scene is whack. Has been for years.

[cts]

Obviously some neighboring cities have some wealth as well... So Memphis has 2? Shouldn’t be too far a drive.. What an hour of two?

[fskywalker]

Originally Posted by Bizcut1

+1 for Chase at Nashville Watch. Outstanding guy!

+1 for Chase


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[teabags001]

Originally Posted by cts

Obviously some neighboring cities have some wealth as well... So Memphis has 2? Shouldn’t be too far a drive.. What an hour of two?

A little over 3 hours. Long drive to look at empty cases.



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[Jackie Daytona]

Originally Posted by airchitect

Good riddance. They would never deal. A sales rep there told me I was a novice because I was trying to haggle on a Navitimer and didn’t appreciate all that watch represented. I informed him it represented a 40% loss the second I walk out of the door. Last time I was there though, they still had very few Rolex, a ton of Tudor, and were ready to give up the farm if I’d take home a JLC.....

Once upon a time there was a great AD in Green Hills Mall (Carlyle’s maybe??? Began with a C) but they got the boot when the place was renovated about 10-12 years ago..... my first time in there I remember coke and Pepsi GMT’s as far as the eye could see..... ah the good ol days...

Kings is odd. They wrongly list a lot of their pre owned watches and list them about a grand higher that most people would buy them at. I do like their store though with so many cases and different brands.

The second dealer you mentioned was great. Carlyle and Company. I use to stop by there all the time. I remember them pretty well. I believe they had 2 in the Nashville area malls if I remember correctly. They were the first watch dealer I tried to look up after I moved back to try and make a purchase from. Unfortunately my search results basically said they were going out of business nationwide.

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Fantastic Stop Today- several datejust variations, a TT Sky Dweller, Daytona (black dials) Everose Yachtmaster II, a few presidents.

Very Nice. This really jumped out at me.


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[brandrea]

Seems crazy that a city the size of Nashville doesn’t have an AD

[5thAveRolexMan]

There is a Rolex Boutique in Nashville now!

[JPBlackBay]

Originally Posted by Dontknow

Kings is odd. They wrongly list a lot of their pre owned watches and list them about a grand higher that most people would buy them at. I do like their store though with so many cases and different brands.

The second dealer you mentioned was great. Carlyle and Company. I use to stop by there all the time. I remember them pretty well. I believe they had 2 in the Nashville area malls if I remember correctly. They were the first watch dealer I tried to look up after I moved back to try and make a purchase from. Unfortunately my search results basically said they were going out of business nationwide.

The few times I've been in there, they had watches priced above MSRP which always bugs me. I never know if that is an invitation to negotiate or not.

[coaxial]

Will have to drop in to see the new boutique on my next trip!

[CashGap]

Originally Posted by brandrea

Seems crazy that a city the size of Nashville doesn’t have an AD

All better now. They had a James Cameron but that is WAY to big for me.

[bakaneul]

I am in Brentwood as well. I am planning to visit this weekend!