"supply and demand are a thing. who knew?"
- streetracer101
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Re: "supply and demand are a thing. who knew?"
They're are certainly too many Richmont watches with high prices, odd styling, and awful proportions.
That doesn't seem to be as much of a problem for Rolex.
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That doesn't seem to be as much of a problem for Rolex.
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This, and the fact Rolex marketing changed the entire purchase decision away from styling and proportions to one of demonstrable affluence and success. It is a symbol more than a watch for a large percentage of their customers.streetracer101 wrote: ↑Wed Nov 15, 2017 6:42 amThey're are certainly too many Richmont watches with high prices, odd styling, and awful proportions.
That doesn't seem to be as much of a problem for Rolex.
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Richmont brands have not achieved that level of brand recognition to the masses.
- JP Chestnut
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Re: "supply and demand are a thing. who knew?"
Richemont makes, by and large, shitty looking watches which they kill the resale on by having constant design changes and terrible after sale service.
Re: "supply and demand are a thing. who knew?"
The majority bought back were Cartier and then they promote the guy who runs that division --go figure...
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