Finance a 15400ST White dial

[wardand]

Looking locally in S.Florida if anyone can help

[brent kuz]

The best advice I can give you is probably not what you want to hear. Timepieces are luxury items they are NOT a necessity. If you can not afford to pay cash I highly recommend against buying a luxury 14-16k watch. Unless you have a 0% APR credit card, for the first year or whatever deal is out there, that you know you would be able to pay off with no issue then maybe since it's free money.

[wardand]

Yes I agree I have the monthly income but poor credit.
This is a sentimental purchase as my Father gave me one. I had to sell it after he passed away to cover medical bills.
Just trying to get one back on my wrist in remembrance

[GB-man]

Can't recommend financing a watch. Exquisite timepiece in naples and bal harbour boutique in Miami to see them. Look for minimum 20% off (AD not boutique of course), if not take a drive to ORL and meet dsw for the win.

[jwpatt]

I agree with these comments completely. No one needs a luxury watch badly enough to go into debt for it. Save up for it and buy it when you get to the point where you can pay for it in cash.

[Hamish]

X2

[bombardior]

friend.. if you cannot purchase with cash, please don't finance it and put unnecessary burden on yourself... at the end of the day, it's a luxury watch.... luxury items should only be had when you're in a position to enjoy comfortably.

unless of course like the other posters say, you are confident in getting more returns with your cash than interest rate on the loan.

[JorgeCCW]

As a general rule no, but there are exceptions. Every deal is different but if your deal involves no APR and no burden then I would consider that an exception.