
In a 2021 post that sparked significant community discussion, WatchProSite member oyster case observed a shift in Audemars Piguet's online retail strategy: the replacement of MSRP information with 'price on request.' This change prompted oyster case to question its implications for transparency and accessibility, particularly for collectors in markets like Canada. The ensuing discussion explored potential reasons behind this move and its broader impact on the luxury watch market.

...on potential customers and charge accordingly : )
[PS: Probably a joke nobody outside of the US can understand…another one of my pretty serious “collections” is credit cards!😂]
I see it many times at many brands. I guess it give the brands more freedom to anticipate what the market will do. For example a F.P Journe Elegante quartz. A few years ago the watch was around Today E47000. No wonder they want to hide prices.
Even Rolex has shown price on request for some pieces. However, I just can’t conceive Rolex not divulging publicly the price of a steel GMT or Sub.
...I know there are some posters from Finland here...
If I am not mistaken, the average Swiss watch company has had three or more price increases this year alone.
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