amanico
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Yes, money is important, but it is a well known fact that 90% of the new watches
Loose at least 30% of their value when you go out of the shop you bought them... So, would it lead you to not love nor consider getting a Watch anymore?
Now, the problem is the retail, which I generally find way too high for a vast majority of watches. It doesn't remove my love for a Watch, but it can lead me to not consider buying it.
Best,
Nicolas
Grey market control
Lange is my favorite brand. What are they doing to protect their prices from falling and watches from being sold at a discount in the secondary / grey market?
Does it matter?
There is not really much brands can do, short of buying the pieces themselves, but that doesn't make sense - you make watches to earn money, not to spend it on buying back the same watches. More importantly - I don't think it matters. You are a fan of the...
somewhat disagree
Yes, you can be a fan of a brand regardless of price point but the reality is when it comes to actually purchasing a watch, price matters...a lot. A 20-30% savings on a watch can be a year of your child's university tuition.
Yes, money is important, but it is a well known fact that 90% of the new watches
Loose at least 30% of their value when you go out of the shop you bought them... So, would it lead you to not love nor consider getting a Watch anymore? Now, the problem is the retail, which I generally find way too high for a vast majority of watches. It...
why would they?
They have only to gain. More sales! Their margin will stay the same (apart from boutique sales of course)