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2 September 2018, 04:41 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Jun 2013
Location: SF
Watch: JLC Deep Sea Chron
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Avoid Shreve San Francisco
I was out in SF recently, going to a number of shops to try some pieces on, see what was new, etc.
When I arrived at Shreve, I felt like it must have been my lucky day - they had a white 116500 in stock. I tried it on and fell in love immediately. However, when I told the salesperson I'd purchase it, they replied it's "for display only" (?!). Knowing there isn't an allocation for "display pieces", I pushed a bit, but they stuck by their story. While many pieces are hard to get, and there are always those mystery "lists" we all get on, I've never before seen a situation where you can try something on that's right there in front of you, but be refused a sale with a bogus reason. It's hard enough for us to get watches from ADs as it is, but when you can go into a shop, try something on and still not be allowed to make a purchase, what's the point in even going to somewhere like Shreve in the first place? |
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