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I don't think it works like that. A Boutique edition is hard to get through a AD...
Can anyone explain what is going on at Tudor?
So -I have had good experiences with the Tudors I have owned in the past. A Black Bay Bronze as well as a 41 Black Bay 3 hander. Been enamored with the Boutique Blue chronograph and went to Ben Bridge in Honolulu (authorized dealer) to check one out. “Oh ...
To my knowledge the blue chronograph
is a boutique exclusive piece. In fact I’ve checked online and it’s exactly that. The AD should’ve told you so, imo. Best, Emmanuel ...
Ben Bridge is a large multi-line
Rolex authorized dealer -I think they would qualify for a Boutique special
Really? I’m surprised that a boutique exclusive
piece could be sold by an AD. But I might be completely wrong.
Updated info:
Online search shows as though they have one available in June - at over list price - - this watch is becoming more intriguing
Maybe I was not clear on what transpired
The sales person at the AD said they didn’t have one to try on but, she could put me a list to get one. Then this morning I saw an online listing from that same AD for that reference at over list -available in June
My understanding is that
for an authorized dealer of Tudor or Rolex, the AD must offer the watch never over list price (at least officially). So, if the AD advertizes it over list price online, its dealership might be revoked by Tudor/Rolex.