Bad Experience at Tourneau in New York City

[Dr.Brian]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Did you even read my post? No, you must not have. Or maybe you missed the part where I explained I was wearing a suit, albeit with a loosened tie and carrying my suit coat (it was a hot day). But, I’ll go out and get an Armani, ...Calvin Kline? You tell me.

I’ll tell you. Brioni.
Kiton if you want a bold style. That would work in SD.
But you still won’t get a Daytona at MSRP.
pal!

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by Dr.Brian

I’ll tell you. Brioni.
Kiton if you want a bold style. That would work in SD.
But you still won’t get a Daytona at MSRP.
pal!

Brian, I am just so flattered this thread is open after 12 years! I must be pretty important

See? ——>.

[train-time]

You are important Paul, but I am willing to bet that the service is still the same there.

[Brian Page]

I thought we were going to get an update on lack of service....:)

[byte]

Just to throw my voice in, my brief interaction with Tourneau Bryant Park was good.

They apologized for making me wait to try on some of their "demo" pieces, but I reassured them it was fine they took care of other customers first, since I'm not local and was not trying (or expecting) to buy anything that day. Was intentional on my part to avoid taking up any SAs time that could land them a sale with someone else.

I asked if they were okay with me still trying on a Daytona despite not being a paying customer, and they were happy to. Chatted for a bit with a SA, really nice guy and offered/asked if I wanted to try anything else on.

I was wearing shorts, a t-shirt, and brought a buddy who is a freshman in college. We looked out of place, minus my TT Submariner. They were still nice to us, didn't need suits. =)

[Zsprings]

It's not just watches,.... As I grow older the same high end shopping experience becomes more the norm.