Las Vegas watch shops - with stock to sell?

[Speed]

Has anyone been watch shopping recently in Vegas? If so, which brands actually have stock to sell?

I know the ongoing saga at Rolex and AP…but how about others…

Which shops get high marks these days? I have not been since the pandemic.

Thanks!

[Carguy87]

The Omega boutique at the Wynn and the one at Bellagio are both very nice and have quite a bit for sale. No Ed White’s sitting in the case or anything but some nice pieces and the staff have been friendly to me at both locations. You have to visit the Bucherer shop in Caesar’s just to see it. It’s an incredible showroom and they definitely have pieces for sale (there was even a couple SS and TT DJ’s and an OP that were for sale when I was there last).

[Speed]

Originally Posted by Carguy87

The Omega boutique at the Wynn and the one at Bellagio are both very nice and have quite a bit for sale. No Ed White’s sitting in the case or anything but some nice pieces and the staff have been friendly to me at both locations. You have to visit the Bucherer shop in Caesar’s just to see it. It’s an incredible showroom and they definitely have pieces for sale (there was even a couple SS and TT DJ’s and an OP that were for sale when I was there last).

Thanks for the response.

I will definitely stop by Bucherer. I figured Omegas would be plentiful. I wish I wanted one. If only the green Seaweed master were 40mm!

[hstrans]

From what I've heard, places like Tourneau at The Forum Shops and Watches of Switzerland in the Wynn have had decent stock.

[Dr. Robert]

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[Speed]

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Hahaha

I guess I’m just tired of watch shops and “display only” models

[fsprow]

Places with gambling casinos always have luxury products, including watches, in pawn shops. Vegas is no exception.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by fsprow

Places with gambling casinos always have luxury products, including watches, in pawn shops. Vegas is no exception.

True.

I was focused on name brand retail stores- not pawn shops.

If I had more time tho…it might be interesting to look at Pawn shops.

[fsprow]

It is indeed. Some of my favorite watches have come from pawn shops in Vegas and Macau.

[kieselguhr]

Hey Speed, haven’t seen you in a while

Wynn - Rolex boutique by Watches of Switzerland. They also have a general Watches of Switzerland store with many Swiss brands including Patek Phillipe right next door. There’s also an Omega boutique in the opposite shopping promenade by the Urth Cafe Coffee.

Venetian - Horologio doesn’t carry Rolex but they do have Tudor and other mid tier brands.
Belusso also no Rolex but have an A Lange und Sohne boutique and an assortment of high tier Swiss brands. The owner of these 2 shops owns the Rolex boutique at Crsytals

Caesar’s Forum shops - Bucherer (formerly Tourneau) has both a Rolex and Tudor boutique. The main Bucherer time dome has almost every mainstream Swiss watch brand

Bellagio - Tessorini has a Rolex section and other Swiss brands.

Crystals - Rolex boutique. Other noteworthy boutiques include Audemars Piguet, Patek Phillipe, and Richard Mille.

Personally my favourite is to check out WoS main store, Rolex, and Omega boutiques at the Wynn. Then walk over to the Venetian and check out Belusso and Horologio.

Caesars forum shops is fun and my favourite there is the Panerai boutique. Not a fan of Bucherer due to bad interactions with sales associates myself but your mileage may vary

[Speed]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

Hey Speed, haven’t seen you in a while

Wynn - Rolex boutique by Watches of Switzerland. They also have a general Watches of Switzerland store with many Swiss brands including Patek Phillipe right next door. There’s also an Omega boutique in the opposite shopping promenade by the Urth Cafe Coffee.

Venetian - Horologio doesn’t carry Rolex but they do have Tudor and other mid tier brands.
Belusso also no Rolex but have an A Lange und Sohne boutique and an assortment of high tier Swiss brands. The owner of these 2 shops owns the Rolex boutique at Crsytals

Caesar’s Forum shops - Bucherer (formerly Tourneau) has both a Rolex and Tudor boutique. The main Bucherer time dome has almost every mainstream Swiss watch brand

Bellagio - Tessorini has a Rolex section and other Swiss brands.

Crystals - Rolex boutique. Other noteworthy boutiques include Audemars Piguet, Patek Phillipe, and Richard Mille.

Personally my favourite is to check out WoS main store, Rolex, and Omega boutiques at the Wynn. Then walk over to the Venetian and check out Belusso and Horologio.

Caesars forum shops is fun and my favourite there is the Panerai boutique. Not a fan of Bucherer due to bad interactions with sales associates myself but your mileage may vary

Yes…it’s been a while.

And thanks - all great shops.

I was specifically looking for shops/brands that have product to sell - in stock. Ie not simply for “display only.”

Wynn Rolex is great - but I don’t think have anything to sell to walk ins.

[kieselguhr]

Originally Posted by Speed

Yes…it’s been a while.

And thanks - all great shops.

I was specifically looking for shops/brands that have product to sell - in stock. Ie not simply for “display only.”

Wynn Rolex is great - but I don’t think have anything to sell to walk ins.

Other than high demand models, most of the stores I listed have product for sale.

[Speed]

Originally Posted by kieselguhr

Other than high demand models, most of the stores I listed have product for sale.

Great, thank you again.

I’m going to use your post as a check list of sorts.

It will be fun to look and see what exactly is truly for sale.

The watch world is so different from when I used to post on here.

[enjoythemusic]

Originally Posted by Speed

Has anyone been watch shopping recently in Vegas? If so, which brands actually have stock to sell?

Check of Watches of Switzerland @ Wynn. They have a big store, good stock, and be sure to ask about H. Moser, Breguet... and if you have the means MB&F. Of course as you know the typical stuff... yet WoS has some great variety for lovers of horology (versus flippers and side-hustle fanboys).

[Speed]

Originally Posted by enjoythemusic

Check of Watches of Switzerland @ Wynn. They have a big store, good stock, and be sure to ask about H. Moser, Breguet... and if you have the means MB&F. Of course as you know the typical stuff... yet WoS has some great variety for lovers of horology (versus flippers and side-hustle fanboys).

Gotcha. Thanks.
I’ve not seen the Moser streamliner in the metal.