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I see the pros and cons on both sides for sure. Definitely depends on personal preference as well as budget, grey market will definitely save you thousands but without box and paperwork, so whatever the buyer is comfortable with.
I see the pros and cons on both sides for sure. Definitely depends on personal preference as well as budget, grey market will definitely save you thousands but without box and paperwork, so whatever the buyer is comfortable with.
You still get a box and paperwork if you buy grey market, you just won't have your name on the warranty card. Either way, different strokes...
DavidSW could actually sells new Rolexes with stickers still attached and get you a valid warranty card with it, not all the times but he does sell them like that. I think the ADs he gets his watches from just stamps it but leaves the name and date blank and he can just fills it in with his buyers info.
And my understanding is that if you have any issues you send your watch back to the grey market dealer and they deal with everything via the warranty on their end.
thoughts on the hamilton ventura xxl?
want to get one for daily wear but would it look weird in a corporate environment?
Watch is nice in a ridiculous way. If that makes any sense.
I'd wear one if I were a Power Ranger.
View media item 1219750Good gawd. That is huge.