I USED TO WORK FOR ROLEX (PART 2) When does new Inventory arrive? How much does Rolex pay?

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My experience working for Rolex - inside scoop on how much a Rolex Salesperson earns.
Best days to find new Inventory..

[@hustleandflow]

I wanted to buy a rolex for a long time. Travelled to 8 stores in 8 countries couldnt even get on a list. I had the money, got tired of the games and didnt want to pay a reseller. What a shame. I only wanted one watch to own and wear every day until I died. I got over trying and I will never buy one. Now I have a second hand omega. Its great. Probably wear it forever. It should have been a rokex but i stopped caring about it three yeats ago. Now I dont even look at the stores.

[@BANHMIZON]

I wonder how many people would buy Rolex if they knew they play these stupid games with consumers.

[@jordan771]

I was thinking of applying for a sales position at Rolex. All I have to do is look arrogant, and say “it’s for display only” and “we have the Datejust and Yacht-Master II available” easy job.

[@saromaliga5937]

I bought a 2023 Rolex and very happy about it. They don’t hesitate to give me one. Surely checked me. I’m a professional. ♥️♥️♥️ I truely was a genuine buyer; they were very happy with us. I’m wearing right now at home and proud of it. Lucky me ❤❤❤

[@metzlyov6959]

If the dealer restricts selling a product, then drop not only the dealer, but also the manufacturer. According to not only by this gentleman, but also many ADs, they prefer to sell them to wealthy clients, rather anyone that walks into their stores. ADs are not protecting the brand, rather cater only for rich and famous. It is a BS that they have to do a research to find out who you are before they sell it to you. The same ADs have been and continue selling these time pieces to the secondary markets through a known dealers, who also compensate these ADs on the side. Rolex known this dilemma and yet, done very little, if anything. Rolex can keep their watches to themselves. There are much better brands out there for the same price ranges.

[@---rg1gb]

The truly rich do not care what people think about them. If they wear a Rolex it is because it has personal meaning of some kind to them....not to show off

[@henrymandell2947]

Bought my first new Rolex at Rolex in Wailea. The manager turned me away the day before but a very nice salesperson the next day got permission to sell me a Datejust 41. It was a great experience. She was a pleasure to deal with.

[@g43654]

I don't want to look rich. I just think Rolex watches are so easy to wear, have a rich history, fun, sparkly, durable and precisely made, which tickle my OCD brain all the right ways. JLC is my other favourite brand.

[@MarkDanger777]

I finally got my first call being a first time ever customer, but I refused the watch because Rolex is so underwhelming in person. If I had bought it, I would've regret because I would've just had it just to have a Rolex.

[@PhillipBriscoe27]

It’s so frustrating to be a fan of Rolex. I went into my AD three years ago for a submariner date and/or Daytona and after the three years was up, I still didn’t have one. The sales lady I initially met with never helped me and then retired. Now I’m told I have to start the whole process over again. I’ve never wanted to spend $15k+ more in my life. For the first time I’m considering moving away from the brand.

[@jeffersonexotic2486]

Hi, I’m enjoying this series of videos offering a view into the world of authorized dealers. Please keep the stories coming. 👍

[@murraypollard]

You made some interesting statements. I have 3 Rolex watches, the first was used in 1991, (S/G Datejust) I bought from my first bonus. The next was new 2008 (Explorer II) and the 3rd (S/G Submariner) was new 2017. At those times it was walk in, know what I wanted, bought it, walked out with it. I did not have to finance because to me, if I have to finance a watch, I can't afford it. All were from different stores in 2 different countries. A 4th Rolex I bought for my wife (S/G Datejust with diamonds) last year, again, a different store. I bought a Speedmaster from them and we talked about getting a Rolex for my wife. It was clear to me they were checking us out and said I could put in an order for the watch. We went back a week later to get the Speedmaster bracelet adjusted, and I brought up about my order for my wife's watch. Lo and behold, they said "just a minute" and got it from out back. I love watches, I've never sold one, I buy them to keep. They are a reflection/reminder of an event in my life.

[@chtiinusacroireetoser.1200]

With social media, it has become increasingly difficult to maintain separate narratives for internal and external communications. Some companies have recognized this and ensure that their messages to customers and staff are consistent. However, if a company tells two different stories, social media makes it easy for these discrepancies to be exposed. It's problematic when staff are caught being transparent, revealing truths that contradict official statements. In today's digital age, companies that fail to align their internal and external communications risk their survival.

[@johncollins6891]

When people ask me why I bought such an expensive watch I tell them to each his own. Some people buy expensive motorcycles, cars, or other jewelry. I have always wanted a Rolex and bought my one and only sub mariner 25 years ago. Last year it quit working and I sent it in for its first ever service. Works as good as new now and the AD that was responsible for sending it in for service told me it’s now worth fives times what I paid for it. Not a bad investment in my eyes. Nothing else I own has appreciated like my Rolex. Won’t sell it ever but will pass it on to one of my children. I’m on the “list” supposedly for a new one but I don’t hold out hope that I will ever be called. Rolex is creating a false scarcity (lack of supply) issue with the watches to keep prices high. They wouldn’t do it if it wasn’t working for them. Same principle with diamonds. There is no true scarcity of diamonds. Just a highly controlled market by the diamond cartels. It’s all part of the “mystique” which we all buy into.

[@Stanza21588]

Yeah…….. I’m a truck driver at the post office and I did not “wanna look rich” lol It’s people out here who just love to wear good and/or great quality watches, who treat themselves after certain successes, who are collectors. Not to take it there but as a black man from an urban area most of us aren’t left with homes, jewelry, furs, designer bags, shoot most of us don’t even have insurance policies. It’s definitely people who do it the right way.

[@Elliott23232323]

thank you for your honesty, great insight into the Rolex marketing machine

[@tizombie]

Thank you for sharing you experiences working for an AD. Very educational.

[@mik3ymomo]

I always enjoy hearing the inside info on how the business model works. I agree. Upper middle class are buying most of these watches.

[@user-ok3yt6yu4u]

Thank you for sharing. I got my two Rolex watches back in the early 2000's, when you could still get a nice Rolex from an honest seller and forged a long life relationship.

[@TheJMedia]

Love the stories! Please share more! Got my first rolex from my AD last year and its been slightly over a year and waiting for my next piece!