Le Mans Daytona 126529LN

[Big Tex Rolex]

Originally Posted by Bowen73

Madness

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/rolex/rol...id29797910.htm

You are right … £87 shipping !!!??? That’s ridiculous.

[GW44]

Originally Posted by Bowen73

Madness

https://www.chrono24.co.uk/rolex/rol...id29797910.htm

Or a complete dreamer living on click bait!!

https://find-and-update.company-info...90242/officers

https://find-and-update.company-info...filing-history

And the only listing on Chrono 24 too.........."Availability - Item is in stock"

Haha, my poor aching sides!

[Ichiran]

Not mine. I was at the AD playing with it for a few minutes. The weight of the Le Mans is very nice. The dial with the PN markers have a vintage feel to it but yet looks modern at the same time. What a lovely watch. I really love it.

[lenversducadran]

Originally Posted by Henrimontgomery

My brother in crystal, check my history and you will see I never ever used the word Queue.

A list can be ordered by many of its column. Alphabetical name, purchase history, date of inquiry, etc.

My intuition is that each AD has its own scoring system, probably a combination such as :

(DR/360) * (tSH) * (r12SH)/2

Where DR = Days since request, tSH = Total Spend History and r12SH = Rolling 12 spend history.

You then get sorted using this scoring system, and they look at it from the top.

Never bought anything ? Your score is 0. Bought for 5k? After a month your score is 12.5, after a year it goes back to 5.
Bought for 100k? You get to the top.

Interesting thought, I would argue they could have something like that in Bucherer, but let's take the Chronotime example, this is a complete different situation. One of the metric which get you to the top might be "watch with diamonds/PM" or the variety of "what you buy" in this case. Don't you think so?

I always thought we were all overthinking the rational of the list attribution. It's probably a bit random & they simply check your spending history. I have few examples which would prove it's rather like this.