Watchfinder,strange goings on

[mk1974]

I was looking for a particular watch on there site only last week,now they had 2 but not the exact model I was after.
Looked today and they had 4,the 2 new additions are the model I’m after.
Now this watch isn’t something you see everyday so it’s highly unlikely that they have had 2 trade ins .
So my question is ,does the site keep a record of what’s been viewed and then they put more stock into that area ,so any potential purchaser then has more options.
There’s got to be something going on .


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[markrlondon]

So my question is ,does the site keep a record of what’s been viewed and then they put more stock into that area ,so any potential purchaser then has more options.
There’s got to be something going on .

Wouldn't be surprising. That and search terms (both locally and incoming from Google).

They also clearly like to keep stock 'fresh' on the website.

[Matt M]

It's peculiar, I was looking yesterday and they had 62 Submariners and 59 GMTs but no Milgauss?

[markrlondon]

It's peculiar, I was looking yesterday and they had 62 Submariners and 59 GMTs but no Milgauss?

As of just now, there is one: https://www.watchfinder.co.uk/Rolex/...67/item/206747

Perhaps it was listed as a response to your search. ;-)

Or perhaps even my own search. I DDG'd "watchfinder.co.uk milgauss".

Or perhaps they really are short of Milgausses.

The mysterious ways of multi-million pound marketing and website analytics... ;-)

[xellos99]

Now this watch isn’t something you see everyday so it’s highly unlikely that they have had 2 trade ins .
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Dealers can do trade with other dealers all over the world, it is just your assumption that those watches are from trade-ins or customers coming in the shop.