Anyone had dealings with Watch Club.
https://www.watchclub.com/
Any opinions good or bad gratefully received.
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Anyone had dealings with Watch Club.
https://www.watchclub.com/
Any opinions good or bad gratefully received.
I purchased my Daytona from them in June last year.
Watch was exactly as described, arrived when it should have done and the whole transaction was great.
Natasha Davis was who I dealt with.
Their prices are on the high side, but understandable given the location.
I have never purchased but they made an offer on a Daytona I was considering selling at a price higher than Watchfinder. They seemed like nice straight talking people.
The photography on their Instagram page is excellent and worth a follow.
Values have increased on the Daytona since I purchased but the age of watch, condition price was very competitive at the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7184c
Have bought a few pieces from them over the past couple of years and can not fault the service or the product they provided.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben4watches
Their prices on the current in demand models are high but I suspect they get enough passing through tourist trade in their location who are happy to pay. They are always welcoming to a discount and if you have a particular watch you are after and are happy with their price, I would certainly recommend them.
Used them twice snd been very pleased on both occasions.
I have sold to them, I was happy with the price offered and they were pleasant to deal with.
I've traded in a watch with them. You need to bargain hard but they are completely up front.
The best thing about Watch Club is their ex-Gurkha security detail. They always keep a dutiful eye on my Brompton when I visit George Cleverley opposite.
Superb.
I love Cleverleys, don’t have any but always drop in when in town. Always hope to bump into George Glasgow but never there when I pass by.
My my brother has a pair of RTW chelsea boots which I have to say, are a great looking boot on a very stylish last.
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Originally Posted by Carlton-Browne
I only have one pair of shoes and they're readymades (I also have some slippers) - they are not actually made by Cleverley and apparently come out of the Church's factory. TBH I find Foster & Sons to be a better fit though I suppose that comes down to the last.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben4watches
From the foregoing I take it they are flexible on pricing and not adverse to knocking a few quid off if asked. What % discounts have members achieved? (Understood it is clearly dependant on supply/demand)