DayC, DaySS, BLNR available at Rolex AD, Kuala Lumpur International Airport, BUT.....

[groyn]

......they're all marked up at premium prices, which ADs here are apparently allowed to do. I can't post pics at the moment, but on display were:

116500 white dial 75,000 Malaysian ringgit (1 GBP = 5.3 MYR)
116500 black dial 75k
116520 white dial 58k
116520 black dial 58k
BLNR 36k
SD4000c 36k, 34.2k with a 5% discount.

Sigh....

[proby24]

Changi Terminal 1 (Singapore) also had the SD4000c and BLNR when I passed through on Friday. The airport shops are not allowed to charge a premium as far as I know (unlike some shops in town).

[Scepticalist]

Going by some DaySS I've seen, that price is not the worst....


....until you add VAT

[Devonian]

Going by some DaySS I've seen, that price is not the worst....


....until you add VAT

What's VAT?

[Andyp1973]

I'm currently in Tenerife and Ideal have the full sports range in the window. I've not been in to ask prices as I'm not buying at the moment plus if you abide by the law you also have duty to pay.

No Ss Daytonas though.


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[learningtofly]

I'm currently in Tenerife and Ideal have the full sports range in the window. I've not been in to ask prices as I'm not buying at the moment plus if you abide by the law you also have duty to pay.

No Ss Daytonas though.


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I don't think you'll find any bargains in Tenerife. I looked, but the exchange rate ensured I didn't buy (well, save for a Turtle which was part of a two-watch deal. Errr, hang on...)