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Good luck. You never know how things will play out. I would make a trip back to the AD in a month or so and talk to the manager again. I would ask him what watches he has me down for, without telling him, and see what he says. If he can reference some type of list and read it back to you then you are on a list. If he can not or he puts you off then you know you are on a list, the one for people that do not matter, so you can then make your buying decision. My AD has stopped the list situation as it creates an expectation that you are going to possibly get a watch that they know you will not in the current market. Does it ruffle some feather, sure, but I think it is better than giving people false hope. Good luck and keep us posted.
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