Discount from AD

[ZDsam]

Hello everyone, totally new to Omega.
I have my eyes on the new sea-master recently, and wonder how much could be knocked down for AD? Does cash make a difference? Any suggestion would be appreciated. Thank you

[WyoWatch]

Not sure if cash makes a difference or not but I would think it wouldn't hurt. I've gotten Omegas discounted up to 30% off MSRP at two different ADs. However, this wasn't offered just walking in off the street. It was the result of a long term relationship established with the dealers. Best of luck with your purchase!

[AlTinkster92]

ZD, try the trusted sellers on this site as well. My 2 cents and welcome to Rolex Forums!

[Maxtor]

I think it is still out there at ADs but less readily available now. Tighter dealer network and more control by Omega.

If you don't mind pre-owned then lots of good opportunities. Check here and on Watch Recon and go for a trusted source (lots of positive sales reviews).

[Dubarzy]

Originally Posted by WyoWatch

Not sure if cash makes a difference or not but I would think it wouldn't hurt. I've gotten Omegas discounted up to 30% off MSRP at two different ADs. However, this wasn't offered just walking in off the street. It was the result of a long term relationship established with the dealers. Best of luck with your purchase!

I have a friend that is looking to buy the "PGA" Aqua Terra (black dial, green accents) from an AD asking $6000. What do y'all think is reasonable to ask for a % discount? He's thinking ask for $5000 out the door, which comes out to about 23% off. This seems to me like a lot to ask, and I don't want us to get laughed out the door.... What do y'all think? Also, neither he nor I have any past buying experience with the AD.

[ducatiti]

I purchased a blue dial 41.5mm Master Co-ax last week for $4900 w/ tax inclusive, from a local AD here in California. Hope this helps.

[opaline460]

Im sure you get better deal with cash than credit card. good luck!