"Be ready to buy" is the way any stand up guy should approach a negotiation. Anyone offended by that needs to grow up...Great video btw man, appreciate the insight
These negotiating tips are universal for just about any big ticket item like cars, jewelry, even houses. I would add that if you don't know the margin on something, it is best to not "be a pig". That is a personal preference, but on any "new in box" item, lowballing is usually a waste and may very well offend the seller to the point where they do not even want to deal with you.
@@uptheorg Oh no this guy is petty. This is bunk because he Knows that you take his offer and call the guy down the street asking for a match / beat. I do it with cars, its fast its quick and it works. Never once has a deal "gone off the table" as the only rule is make the sale, get the money. Principals, my ass. I have never bought something on the spot at this price point. Frankly it ticks me off that he is spreading this high pressure mentality. As I have my car in my driveway, it shows antidotally to work. In addition, you do the last minute cold feet to get a minor concession on top of it. Always be willing to walk away.
Agreed. I walked into an Omega AD at an International airport and told them upfront that I was checking the price on a Speedie. They asked me what was the best price I had been quoted, so I told them the price and the source. I asked them if they could better it, and they asked me if I would buy it if they did. I said yes, they did better it and threw in a nice Omega pen for good measure.
I was negotiating a deal on a used piece with a trade. The dealer offered my piece plus $2200. I said deal, he pulled the offer and said he’d do it for $2600. I couldn’t runaway fast enough.
Couldn't agree more. I worked in retail for many years and customers could make or break your day. So when a customer treated me well, I always wanted to go the extra mile for them.
Point one is key. There is a fairly large Mom and Pop AD close to where I live. My wife were up looking at a few things. I was looking at Rolex and she was looking at jewelry. I have purchased before there and have a good re pore with the manager. My wife unbeknownst to me, had found a piece of jewelry that she liked and started the negotiation. She had no idea of how this worked. Long story short, after they quoted a price, a fairly nice discount, learning this after I walked over, I felt obligated to buy. Didn't want to send the wrong message to the AD. Hopefully when I go up for another watch, they will feel kindly disposed to a negotiation.
I was able to buy a Rolex Submariner 114060 last June 2018 for a 10% discount, I had been in several times looking at it. This was at a AD in city of about 100,000 people, I was overjoyed to be able to purchase it and love the watch. Enjoy your channel
If only it was still 2018! My local AD for Rolex had Hulk, Batman, GMT-II, James Cameron, Submariner date and no date, Explorers I and II, Datejusts with jubilee or oyster bracelets-basically everything. They aren't even an AD anymore, so times changed quickly. As they were selling off their Rolex stock I bought an Explorer 1 mkII for $5,200....
I bought an Omega Ladymatic for my wife for her big birthday and there was the exact model in the window for £1000 off rrp in the sale. They let me pay a deposit then pay off the rest at 0%, great deal. Took me over 4 years to pay and I lost track of how much I had paid. The dealer did not call me as he did not want my wife to find out and ruin the surprise. I called in one weekend and he was overjoyed to see me, turned out I overpayed by around £600. I had my eye on a brand new Oris Aquis which he had to order in and he offered me £150 off. Perhaps I should have asked for more but been honest he had been so straight with me it would of been cheeky. A few days later he called me said the accounts dept. had got it wrong and sent me another £100 back!!
Good stuff! I took some similar advice you had on an older video of yours and it worked for purchasing my Tudor Pelagos last Thanksgiving weekend. I tried it on and explained that I had researched the prices very thoroughly online and that I was ready to buy immediately. I gave her the price that I was willing to pay and she went and checked with the manager. Came back a few minutes later and agreed to the deal.
Good advice I am just missing one last thing, ask for something else, in my case recently I was negotiating for a Patek and after getting some discount that it seemed that can’t go down I asked for an extra strap and it went through, not huge amount of money but Patek straps are not inexpensive and in the future I will need it...
Thanks for the information Frederico,i I agree if the Authorized dealer profit is 30% we can only ask for 5% to 10% discount on a popular watch considering the business has to pay employees, rent, utilities and insurance.
I bought a Tudor BB Steel from an AD about a year ago and even though they didn't have that particular model in stock at the time and I had to wait *three months* for it to arrive they still gave me about 22% discount off Tudor's MSRP.
Fed... I got a discount on every new watch I've bought from ADs, applying every technique you've described. There's no getting away from the guidelines. 3 Rolex and 2 Omegas, all by being 1-nice and 2-not greedy and 3-building a relationship.
Great advice Fed, thanks for sharing industry insight. Many people focus on price only (transaction, short-term), which is their "deal" outcome, though what they should (IMHO) instead focus on is value (relationship, long-term). If more time and energy are invested to the latter, the better deal outcomes will follow. Cheers ⌚👍
Fun to hear how a deal can be done!! Except, I can’t even get an offer from my AD on the Rolex I want for retail!! The reason: I haven’t bought a Rolex from him before! .... Catch 22!!🙈 I would buy it without an discount in a heart beat!!😉😉😉 Thank you for a great video!!🙏🏻🙏🏻
100% Agree with the statement. If you want to deal, be ready to take it then. So many people think they are the king at making deals. No. Know what it costs, know what you are willing to pay, know when its a good deal. Ask lower than you want to pay, if they are close and you like it, take it, buy it, enjoy it. Saying you will think about it means, you were not serious or will try to play one place over the another. Sale people know this.
Thanks a lot, Federico, this is very useful information. I am considering buying an Oris later this year, and would like to buy it from a jeweler here in Denver because I’ve been in and talked to him a couple of times, and he’s always been very generous with his time and kind to me. I plan on using a tactic I learned years ago for buying cars. I go into the dealership at least twice before I’m ready to buy, and establish a relationship with a specific sales person. I’ve also been honest with the salesman, and told him I was just looking for now. So when I have the money, I will go down and apply at the techniques that you described and see what happens.
I feel good now. I went to my closest AD to buy an Oris, but the wow-factor of an H. Moser meant that I was torn-apart. I eventually chose the Moser Pioneer Green Fume and got myself a cool 35% off and a free strap- a win-win for both parties, I suppose- although I bought it a month later. I love the watch, and it is my first-ever watch purchase- one that marks a significant milestone in my life. On a side note: I enjoy the talks. Keep up the good work Mr. Federico.
Chrono24 deal on inexpensive Gaf Zeppelin - I asked for a discount of around 10%, Parisan dealer countered with 15% , surprising me. I was ready to buy at my offer!
Great video, as always business is business, everyone should treat sales reps with respect, and always do your homework before you enter any establishment for anything 👍
Excellent advice. I'd add that you need to gauge how you are being treated too. I've gone into ADs not looking my best because a friend I was with knew I was a "watch guy" and been treated like sh*t.....until they (or their colleague) looked at my wrist. At that point I leave or cue my friend to leave as fast as possible. So, moral of the story is treating people right goes both ways.
While it can be tough to get a discount on a stainless Rolex, if you go to an independent authorized dealer who won't discount ask for merchandise. I've picked up estate cufflinks, fountain pens, etc... as an add on.
Excellent video. Does your advice include negotiating at an AD that is specific to one brand? I was in a JLC boutique recently and assumed the prices were fixed. When I am ready to buy, should I try negotiating with them?
i love the video. I prolly never gonna buy anything over $500, but its great to know what to do, if i need to help friend or God forbids, win a lottery.
Fantastic video. I've always followed these tips and the amount of people that don't and get disappointed is surprising. Hopefully with respected people like you putting them forward more might listen. Keep up the good work with the great content.
You're spot on about the location issue. Just over a year ago, I went to the Longines dealer in Aventura and the woman absolutely refused to engage with me. I then went to a Tourneau and got a great offer on the Steel and Gold version of the same watch. That was after spending about 20 minutes talking to the Manager about my Breitling SOH II which was released a few months before. How you interact with people is key for sure.
Thanks Fed, does this also apply to lower price watches? For example a Tissot or a Hamilton? I mean, the margins and the discount numbers you gave can be expected also when negotiating on a 500$ watch?
Typically I wouldn't do it with watches that are that "cheap" I mean 500 is easily saved up within 1 month so I wouldn't do it unless you want that store to dislike you.
Very good advice Federico. I learned a lot from your comments and insights as to how the Authorize Dealer might react to a particular officer. I too, am a believer in being courteous and respectful. It certainly is no guarantee you will get what you want, but it keeps you in the ball game. Nice job on the video. Keep up the good work!
This was a great video and very practical advice. Do you think the same rules apply when purchasing a pre-owned watch from an AD? Since the watch is pre-owned, it opens up huge pricing differences when compared to there ADs or the grey market.
The other thing to consider is relationship. Walk in buy something cheaper off the floor and don't ask for a discount. Get the salesperson's card or email. See how they treat you in the cheap interaction. If they treat you great, when you go back to buy that pricey item, use the same guy and ask for a discount. Forming a relationship with a seller is the way to go.
Good video, I have always been of the mindset that buying in the used market is where I get the discounts(like the fact that you can buy a well loved Datejust for 3 to 5 thousand). When I walk into an authorized dealer or a boutique to buy new I would not even bring up the conversation of a discount, mainly because as a lover the brand I feel like I am throwing them a bone by paying full retail(because you are getting full warrantee, box paper ext). Am I off base in my thinking and should I maybe try to get a little discount?
Totally agree with your statement of being ready to buy if you attempt to draw the sales person into a negotiation. I think that applies to most any situation. It is poor form to back away after bargaining to an agreed price and comes across as bourgeois and crass.
I’m curious on the profit margin. Is that on the new watches? Or on preowned.I’m getting the feeling it’s on new watch. What would be a respectful margin percentage.? Let’s say on a watch over 3000. Preowned.Thanks
I'm looking to buy my first real watch at a dealer. My budget is around $3500 and I'm willing to get a pre-owned watch. Whatever I decide on has to be authentic. What advice would you give?
Great video Fed....how about another video on how to buy a used watch from an AD? Probably a more likely scenario for most of your viewers...and a bit more brand dependent?
Thank you for the overview!! Question for you - What is a better investment Rolex Daytona (Panda), or Sky Deweller (Steel with Blue Face), or Sea Deweller (Two Tone -43mm)?
Depends on the boutique but most of them try to not give any discounts. From what I know there's a chance you might be able to get a slight discount from a Lange boutique, in the 5-10% range.
You would not normally get a discount on a normal model but can get goodies or a service thrown in, some boutiques like Omega, sell other goods like sunglasses too so I'd get a pair of them 😁
Good video on how to negotiate not only watches but many other things! Only thing I have to say from a customer perspective is don't say things as to why you can't discount something with something pretty much no one cares about. This happened to me when buying a new car. I knew it was an end of the year model and I asked if I could 1000-1500 off. Even before the salesmen can say anything the sales director comes out and says do you know how much we pay rent for this place? Newsflash I DONT CARE that is your problem not mine. The salesmen was cool but that guy was a total putz so I told the sales dude you are cool but sorry gonna walk.
Fed, as always, great advice. One suggestion. If you have any control over the placement of the ad breaks, can you place them in a normal break in the video. Breaking into your dialogue is annoying.
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"Be ready to buy" is the way any stand up guy should approach a negotiation. Anyone offended by that needs to grow up...Great video btw man, appreciate the insight
These negotiating tips are universal for just about any big ticket item like cars, jewelry, even houses. I would add that if you don't know the margin on something, it is best to not "be a pig". That is a personal preference, but on any "new in box" item, lowballing is usually a waste and may very well offend the seller to the point where they do not even want to deal with you.
@@uptheorg Oh no this guy is petty. This is bunk because he Knows that you take his offer and call the guy down the street asking for a match / beat. I do it with cars, its fast its quick and it works. Never once has a deal "gone off the table" as the only rule is make the sale, get the money. Principals, my ass.
I have never bought something on the spot at this price point. Frankly it ticks me off that he is spreading this high pressure mentality. As I have my car in my driveway, it shows antidotally to work. In addition, you do the last minute cold feet to get a minor concession on top of it. Always be willing to walk away.
Agreed. I walked into an Omega AD at an International airport and told them upfront that I was checking the price on a Speedie. They asked me what was the best price I had been quoted, so I told them the price and the source. I asked them if they could better it, and they asked me if I would buy it if they did. I said yes, they did better it and threw in a nice Omega pen for good measure.
I was negotiating a deal on a used piece with a trade. The dealer offered my piece plus $2200. I said deal, he pulled the offer and said he’d do it for $2600. I couldn’t runaway fast enough.
You are 100% right in saying 'be ready to buy'
Couldn't agree more. I worked in retail for many years and customers could make or break your day. So when a customer treated me well, I always wanted to go the extra mile for them.
Point one is key. There is a fairly large Mom and Pop AD close to where I live. My wife were up looking at a few things. I was looking at Rolex and she was looking at jewelry. I have purchased before there and have a good re pore with the manager. My wife unbeknownst to me, had found a piece of jewelry that she liked and started the negotiation. She had no idea of how this worked. Long story short, after they quoted a price, a fairly nice discount, learning this after I walked over, I felt obligated to buy. Didn't want to send the wrong message to the AD. Hopefully when I go up for another watch, they will feel kindly disposed to a negotiation.
I was able to buy a Rolex Submariner 114060 last June 2018 for a 10% discount, I had been in several times looking at it. This was at a AD in city of about 100,000 people, I was overjoyed to be able to purchase it and love the watch. Enjoy your channel
If only it was still 2018! My local AD for Rolex had Hulk, Batman, GMT-II, James Cameron, Submariner date and no date, Explorers I and II, Datejusts with jubilee or oyster bracelets-basically everything. They aren't even an AD anymore, so times changed quickly. As they were selling off their Rolex stock I bought an Explorer 1 mkII for $5,200....
@@ericohlsson6506 if they were readily available again no one would want them. It's a good trick by Rolex.
I bought an Omega Ladymatic for my wife for her big birthday and there was the exact model in the window for £1000 off rrp in the sale. They let me pay a deposit then pay off the rest at 0%, great deal. Took me over 4 years to pay and I lost track of how much I had paid. The dealer did not call me as he did not want my wife to find out and ruin the surprise. I called in one weekend and he was overjoyed to see me, turned out I overpayed by around £600. I had my eye on a brand new Oris Aquis which he had to order in and he offered me £150 off. Perhaps I should have asked for more but been honest he had been so straight with me it would of been cheeky. A few days later he called me said the accounts dept. had got it wrong and sent me another £100 back!!
Good stuff! I took some similar advice you had on an older video of yours and it worked for purchasing my Tudor Pelagos last Thanksgiving weekend. I tried it on and explained that I had researched the prices very thoroughly online and that I was ready to buy immediately. I gave her the price that I was willing to pay and she went and checked with the manager. Came back a few minutes later and agreed to the deal.
Good advice I am just missing one last thing, ask for something else, in my case recently I was negotiating for a Patek and after getting some discount that it seemed that can’t go down I asked for an extra strap and it went through, not huge amount of money but Patek straps are not inexpensive and in the future I will need it...
Good video. Mostly common sense (which I am amazed that so many people do not have), but the margins is excellent information to have.
Thanks for the information Frederico,i I agree if the Authorized dealer profit is 30% we can only ask for 5% to 10% discount on a popular watch considering the business has to pay employees, rent, utilities and insurance.
Good life advice, applicable to all human interaction.
I bought a Tudor BB Steel from an AD about a year ago and even though they didn't have that particular model in stock at the time and I had to wait *three months* for it to arrive they still gave me about 22% discount off Tudor's MSRP.
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Great video👍 I sold timepieces for 5 years and 💯 agree with you
Fed... I got a discount on every new watch I've bought from ADs, applying every technique you've described. There's no getting away from the guidelines. 3 Rolex and 2 Omegas, all by being 1-nice and 2-not greedy and 3-building a relationship.
Providing real value here. Thank you.
Great advice Fed, thanks for sharing industry insight. Many people focus on price only (transaction, short-term), which is their "deal" outcome, though what they should (IMHO) instead focus on is value (relationship, long-term). If more time and energy are invested to the latter, the better deal outcomes will follow. Cheers ⌚👍
SPOT ON!!!
Hi Federico, great video. I am looking to buy a JLC Reverso duoface soon and your advice and insight is so helpful, many thanks.
Hi @G7, also looking for the same watch, May I ask how was your experience? Did you get it already?
Going to get a coffee and THEN watch the video. Loving the content lately!
Thanks so much!
You're an upmarket act, buddy. You're bound to keep on being a success story in the watch-bis. Thanks for your invaluable advice.
One of your best vids ever Fed, a lot of great advice and the best of them all - just be courteous!
Fun to hear how a deal can be done!! Except, I can’t even get an offer from my AD on the Rolex I want for retail!! The reason: I haven’t bought a Rolex from him before! .... Catch 22!!🙈 I would buy it without an discount in a heart beat!!😉😉😉 Thank you for a great video!!🙏🏻🙏🏻
Outstanding video. It’s good to hear some negotiating tips. Most of us newbies can use all the help we can get. Thanks.
100% Agree with the statement.
If you want to deal, be ready to take it then.
So many people think they are the king at making deals.
No.
Know what it costs, know what you are willing to pay, know when its a good deal.
Ask lower than you want to pay, if they are close and you like it, take it, buy it, enjoy it.
Saying you will think about it means, you were not serious or will try to play one place over the another. Sale people know this.
I'm in the market for a watch and glad I watched this video. Thank you for the great advice.
Thanks a lot, Federico, this is very useful information. I am considering buying an Oris later this year, and would like to buy it from a jeweler here in Denver because I’ve been in and talked to him a couple of times, and he’s always been very generous with his time and kind to me. I plan on using a tactic I learned years ago for buying cars. I go into the dealership at least twice before I’m ready to buy, and establish a relationship with a specific sales person. I’ve also been honest with the salesman, and told him I was just looking for now. So when I have the money, I will go down and apply at the techniques that you described and see what happens.
I feel good now. I went to my closest AD to buy an Oris, but the wow-factor of an H. Moser meant that I was torn-apart. I eventually chose the Moser Pioneer Green Fume and got myself a cool 35% off and a free strap- a win-win for both parties, I suppose- although I bought it a month later. I love the watch, and it is my first-ever watch purchase- one that marks a significant milestone in my life.
On a side note: I enjoy the talks. Keep up the good work Mr. Federico.
Chrono24 deal on inexpensive Gaf Zeppelin - I asked for a discount of around 10%, Parisan dealer countered with 15% , surprising me. I was ready to buy at my offer!
Great video, as always business is business, everyone should treat sales reps with respect, and always do your homework before you enter any establishment for anything 👍
Great advice Federico. Treat people the way you would want to be treated.
Excellent advice. I'd add that you need to gauge how you are being treated too. I've gone into ADs not looking my best because a friend I was with knew I was a "watch guy" and been treated like sh*t.....until they (or their colleague) looked at my wrist. At that point I leave or cue my friend to leave as fast as possible. So, moral of the story is treating people right goes both ways.
While it can be tough to get a discount on a stainless Rolex, if you go to an independent authorized dealer who won't discount ask for merchandise. I've picked up estate cufflinks, fountain pens, etc... as an add on.
Excellent video. Does your advice include negotiating at an AD that is specific to one brand? I was in a JLC boutique recently and assumed the prices were fixed. When I am ready to buy, should I try negotiating with them?
Great video Fede! What about brand boutique stores, would the same apply? Tks!
i love the video. I prolly never gonna buy anything over $500, but its great to know what to do, if i need to help friend or God forbids, win a lottery.
Great advice !
Good content in this video fed! Keep up the good work.
Fantastic video. I've always followed these tips and the amount of people that don't and get disappointed is surprising. Hopefully with respected people like you putting them forward more might listen. Keep up the good work with the great content.
Excellent video - I just gave it a thumbs-up and subscribed. Thank you!
You're spot on about the location issue. Just over a year ago, I went to the Longines dealer in Aventura and the woman absolutely refused to engage with me. I then went to a Tourneau and got a great offer on the Steel and Gold version of the same watch. That was after spending about 20 minutes talking to the Manager about my Breitling SOH II which was released a few months before. How you interact with people is key for sure.
Good info. Next please discuss the used watch process. A long loyal fan.
Excellent presentation Federico. Thank you 💕🕵🏼♀️🇺🇸
Thanks Fed, does this also apply to lower price watches? For example a Tissot or a Hamilton? I mean, the margins and the discount numbers you gave can be expected also when negotiating on a 500$ watch?
Typically I wouldn't do it with watches that are that "cheap" I mean 500 is easily saved up within 1 month so I wouldn't do it unless you want that store to dislike you.
Great info - I'm sure lots of folks can benefit from hearing this.
Very good advice Federico. I learned a lot from your comments and insights as to how the Authorize Dealer might react to a particular officer. I too, am a believer in being courteous and respectful. It certainly is no guarantee you will get what you want, but it keeps you in the ball game. Nice job on the video. Keep up the good work!
This was a great video and very practical advice. Do you think the same rules apply when purchasing a pre-owned watch from an AD? Since the watch is pre-owned, it opens up huge pricing differences when compared to there ADs or the grey market.
The other thing to consider is relationship. Walk in buy something cheaper off the floor and don't ask for a discount. Get the salesperson's card or email. See how they treat you in the cheap interaction. If they treat you great, when you go back to buy that pricey item, use the same guy and ask for a discount. Forming a relationship with a seller is the way to go.
Great tips! I'm going to remember those when I go seeking my VC Overseas grail!!
Great advice. Thanks for sharing
Excellent video!
Great video man! Very helpful indeed! By the way, How much discount should I expect for a 2-tone Rolex Datejust 126233?
Very good video! Common sense but good to recap! Interesting info on the margins as well. Appreciate the openness.
Watching in 2021. Thank's for this video. 👍
Very good tips Federico! Thank you
Good video, I have always been of the mindset that buying in the used market is where I get the discounts(like the fact that you can buy a well loved Datejust for 3 to 5 thousand). When I walk into an authorized dealer or a boutique to buy new I would not even bring up the conversation of a discount, mainly because as a lover the brand I feel like I am throwing them a bone by paying full retail(because you are getting full warrantee, box paper ext). Am I off base in my thinking and should I maybe try to get a little discount?
Totally agree with your statement of being ready to buy if you attempt to draw the sales person into a negotiation. I think that applies to most any situation. It is poor form to back away after bargaining to an agreed price and comes across as bourgeois and crass.
The customer is usually wrong. The concept of “the customer is always right” is more of a philosophy of how to treat your customers.
So True! :)
How about showing your knowlwdge about international prices and grey market prices?
Great video, Federico, thanks! When negotiating with an AD, does it make any difference if you'll pay with credit card vs cash?
Analog 360 my experience: for that price point, AD rather take CC and avoid the money laundry reporting hassles
This was gold! Really good information Fed.
Excellent! Thanks Federico
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Simply great
man this is gold ! also do you have a store in nj ?
Love thee vids. Great conversational style.
thanks, very good advice for shopping in general
Thank you.
Awesome info......
Thank you for helpful advice
Hey Fed, great video. Do you know anything about Nomos and discounting?
You should get 20% off without much issue depending on the model.
Very well said
Hey, Federico, would a Rolex Oyster Perpetual 36mm White Grape Dial (or gold) be considered a "slow mover"? Love your videos, very insightful
Just the kind of information I needed. Little disappointed they don't usually discount Subs....still loved the vid.
Good advice. Does paying cash help?
I’m curious on the profit margin. Is that on the new watches? Or on preowned.I’m getting the feeling it’s on new watch. What would be a respectful margin percentage.? Let’s say on a watch over 3000. Preowned.Thanks
Great advice. Thank you Federico :)
Great advice. I agree. Thanks!
Great video.
great video man
Great video, thanks!
Great info thanks Fed!
One of your best videos!!!
Why is the Rolex wall clock not moving ? Change batteries ?
Give me the watch you're wearing in the video for $500 shipped. That's my final offer.
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love this video. very helpful
Outstanding content, Fed. Getting this from a guy who has been on both sides of the counter means a lot.
I'm looking to buy my first real watch at a dealer. My budget is around $3500 and I'm willing to get a pre-owned watch. Whatever I decide on has to be authentic. What advice would you give?
a spot on video!
Good advice
nice video, what do you think about some of the retail locations such as Diamonds International near cruise ports in the caribbean?
Awesome vid fed!
Great video and most people have no clue how to negotiate.
Great video Fed....how about another video on how to buy a used watch from an AD? Probably a more likely scenario for most of your viewers...and a bit more brand dependent?
Great vid!!!
Thank you for the overview!! Question for you - What is a better investment Rolex Daytona (Panda), or Sky Deweller (Steel with Blue Face), or Sea Deweller (Two Tone -43mm)?
Chaifoo Lew skydweller.
Great video Fed, now one on how to negotiate with You a watch.
What about boutiques Fed? Maybe an A. Lange boutique
Depends on the boutique but most of them try to not give any discounts. From what I know there's a chance you might be able to get a slight discount from a Lange boutique, in the 5-10% range.
You would not normally get a discount on a normal model but can get goodies or a service thrown in, some boutiques like Omega, sell other goods like sunglasses too so I'd get a pair of them 😁
Good video on how to negotiate not only watches but many other things! Only thing I have to say from a customer perspective is don't say things as to why you can't discount something with something pretty much no one cares about. This happened to me when buying a new car. I knew it was an end of the year model and I asked if I could 1000-1500 off. Even before the salesmen can say anything the sales director comes out and says do you know how much we pay rent for this place? Newsflash I DONT CARE that is your problem not mine. The salesmen was cool but that guy was a total putz so I told the sales dude you are cool but sorry gonna walk.
Fed, as always, great advice. One suggestion. If you have any control over the placement of the ad breaks, can you place them in a normal break in the video. Breaking into your dialogue is annoying.
I'm a big fan of g shock watches I always look to get discounts