Okay, but how are they finding them in UK? Unless they buy at greys and use the saving to reduce that outlay.
Just watched this Frederico talks watches YT video. He normally tells it like it is.
He talks about how US citizens can save 30% of Rolex watches if they buy from UK due to weak pound and tax savings.
https://youtu.be/sqt9kIx-Xl8
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Okay, but how are they finding them in UK? Unless they buy at greys and use the saving to reduce that outlay.
That’s were his master plan stumbles, rushing to cross the pond to view exhibition pieces might not be to the average US watch buyers taste.
And this was happening not that many years ago as they could claim the tax back and it was one of the reasons why Rolex prices were supposed to have gone up in the UK. Lots of overseas buyers from Asia as well all getting tax refunds.
Difference is now there’s diddly squat stock available so flying over to save 30% of nothing saves them nothing. Oh and the cost of the flight.
No chance for people like me lol. Maybe high rollers with established purchasing histories but I doubt someone like me can email a British AD for any Rolex I want.
Think he’s talking about preowned market on UK c24
Sorry Tony I meant it contributed towards Rolex grey prices going up as a lot of overseas travellers were buying AD stock which contributed towards a shortage in supply, hence pushing up prices from dealers.
In the papers today (Times I think) there’s an article about more Americans coming over as the dollar is so strong and it implies that they spend around 3x the amount that UK people spend on holiday domestically.
Mate of mine sold his new Explorer II to a US customer, he purchased it through an online auction site, flew over, came to his house and paid via BACS, this was pre pound crash..