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StevenMichael · 16 January 2022, 05:24 AM

Communicated with an AD yesterday. Said (exactly) “buying a Rolex is no longer a business transaction. It’s now about the relationship with us. Starting off and seeing where it goes.” Now we all know this. But it got me thinking as I had some fun pressing him on what that means. He could not (would not) define it in any way. Basically just start buying other things and we’ll see. It got me thinking, is there any other product out there where the retailer holds it hostage and extorts you with no promises of anything in the end. It’s a very dysfunctional and interesting business model.

16 January 2022, 05:24 AM	#1
StevenMichael "TRF" Member Join Date: Jul 2017 Location: Los Angeles, CA Watch: Rolex Submariner Posts: 88	AD talk… Communicated with an AD yesterday. Said (exactly) “buying a Rolex is no longer a business transaction. It’s now about the relationship with us. Starting off and seeing where it goes.” Now we all know this. But it got me thinking as I had some fun pressing him on what that means. He could not (would not) define it in any way. Basically just start buying other things and we’ll see. It got me thinking, is there any other product out there where the retailer holds it hostage and extorts you with no promises of anything in the end. It’s a very dysfunctional and interesting business model.

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