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Originally Posted by Gebbeth
So Rolex is now enabling jewelers to force "new" customers in buying stuff they don't want or need in order to have a prior purchase history and then have the privilege of being on a list for the possibility of a Rolex.(?)
What if your particular AD only sells Rolex. Which Rolex would you then have to buy, could you even buy, to establish a purchase history with that Rolex only AD?
I just don't understand why Rolex thinks this will work?
Are they saying that a whole generation of Rolex buyers have to essentially grow old and die or go broke before they will open the AD to truly new customers?
I don't know what's worse. ALS outwardly saying that models like the Odysseus is off limits unless you buy a Saxonia or other entry level watch(es), or a tacit, super secret, double secret probation rule that seems to funnel watches to a privilege few, unless you buy an unclear number of watches or jewelry of a certain kind to even get on a list to possibly buy a watch....perhaps down the road when your "purchase history" is deemed sufficient.
This is so insane.
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Nobody need be forced to buy anything. Plenty of people want to buy other stuff.
So long as demand exceeds supply there will be a hierarchy of clients, and there will be qualifying criteria.
There's always the option of not buying a watch, you don't need one
