Rolex display model price

[bp1000]

Naive question

Looking at a sub date ceramic LV at an AD. They don't discount normally but if they have a display model is this what they class as un-registered and new and you have to pay list or is it reasonable to ask for money off these, like 10%?

I assumed when you bought new you had it brand new unopened.

I don't want to pay list if its been used as a demo.

[Sy1441]

Generally watches aren't classed as display models so woundn't attract a discount.

[MrSimba]

They don't generally sit in the window for long enough to command a discount!

My AD called to say they had a DSSD in and whilst they did offer to reserve it by the time I popped in that afternoon it had already had a deposit placed against it, & they then had to source another from group stock.

Certainly looking week to week in the window the stock moves very quickly!

[Sy1441]

Things like the LV, BLNR and DSSD as you say don't tend to hang around.

I've yet to see the new ceramic Pepsi GMT, was hoping Hamilton & Inches would give me a call when they got one but they were the victims of a recent robbery so no doubt have more pressing issues to hand.

[bp1000]

Sy1441 said:

Things like the LV, BLNR and DSSD as you say don't tend to hang around.

I've yet to see the new ceramic Pepsi GMT, was hoping Hamilton & Inches would give me a call when they got one but they were the victims of a recent robbery so no doubt have more pressing issues to hand.

I'm pretty sure i saw a ceramic pepsi GMT in the same window

false alarm, it was a blue and black ceramic; the pepsi is still due in and will be white gold.

Edited by bp1000 on Monday 23 June 16:47

[marcgti6]

I got 8% off my brand new 116610LV 3 years ago from my local AD. I didn't have to try particularly hard really.

Try looking at other AD's if your local isn't willing to do a deal.

Great choice though, I love mine.

[bp1000]

Prices from Italy seem very favourable. I could fly there, have a weekend break, buy new from an AD and still have a wedge saved