More AD opening in NYC

[RX0]

I was walking around the NYSE and noticed that William Barthman in downtown had been re-open. Walked into it and it has the Milgauss and YM2 in steel. A PM Daytona and 2 PM YM2. The staff are really friendly there.

I’m guessing that the economy is really good given that all these new AD are opening.

[Old Geezer]

lots of DJ and PM to be sold so why not.

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by RX0

I’m guessing that the economy is really good given that all these new AD are opening.

or the AD has really bad timing. I highly doubt an AD agreement with Rolex happens overnight and has been in the works for a long time.

I don't think an AD opening now has any relation to the ecomomy now, the economy a year or two ago when they got the idea to do that, sure.

[hitman23]

Originally Posted by RX0

I was walking around the NYSE and noticed that William Barthman in downtown had been re-open. Walked into it and it has the Milgauss and YM2 in steel. A PM Daytona and 2 PM YM2. The staff are really friendly there.

I’m guessing that the economy is really good given that all these new AD are opening.

they aren't new. they've been around for a long time. just relocated.

[tyler1980]

Originally Posted by hitman23

they aren't new. they've been around for a long time. just relocated.

well that answers that

[Blicky41]

For new store openings, is there usually a larger availability at opening day ?

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[SMD]

Originally Posted by hitman23

they aren't new. they've been around for a long time. just relocated.

Too bad they came back -- terrible place.

[SMD]

Originally Posted by RX0

I was walking around the NYSE and noticed that William Barthman in downtown had been re-open. Walked into it and it has the Milgauss and YM2 in steel. A PM Daytona and 2 PM YM2. The staff are really friendly there.

I’m guessing that the economy is really good given that all these new AD are opening.

You are in NYC and you think the economy is really good?

[hitman23]

I wouldn't say terrible. It's nice to have a place downtown I can stop in and browse around. Midtown is such a mess that I never want to go. I've never purchased anything there, but they were cordial. I was offered a BLNR 2 years ago from out of the safe, but I passed. But now that Watches of Switzerland is open in SOHO, that's the spot. For those who haven't been, it's the best watch spot in NYC. There's a bar and couches to hang out downstairs if you just want to chat.

[ArtNouveau]

There's also a London Jewelers AD in the Oculus, so three in what I would consider lower Manhattan.