Bästa klockbutiken i New York?

[danara]

Hejsan alla klocksnackare!

Jag skall på semester till New York i vår och funderar på att plocka med mig en ny klocka till samlingen

Finns det någon som har ett bra rekommendation på klockbutik i New York City värd att besöka? Gärna butiker som ni varit på själva.

Jag är ute efter en second-hand stål Rolex full-set som är mellan 1-5 år gammal. Vad tror ni?

En sak till, Ni som köpt klockor i USA överlag för gärna dela med er av era erfarenheter och tips

Uppskattar all hjälp

/danara

 

[yonsson]

Sökt? Finns en del sedan tidigare:
https://klocksnack.se/search/9044135/?q=York&o=date&c[title_only]=1&c[node]=9

 

[vaniljglass]

Låter dyrt som fan. Varför inte bara köpa hemma?

 

[Oktogon]

Lär ju vara dyrare än att köpa hemma

Edit: tvåa

 

[SWC]

Hello

 

[SWC]

Skicka PM för info

 

[Wisting]

Dollarkursen är bananas nu, så se till att sälja några klockor i NYC istället

 

[Wisting]

Denna affär är ball, ligger vid Madison ave.

 

[Palenkovich]

Denna affär är ball, ligger vid Madison ave.

Tourneau kan vara trevliga att titta i, men rätt skitnödiga och typ noll prutmån..

 

[Aquaracer2]

Alla småhandlare kring diamond district är roliga att springa runt bland.

 

[spammerstakeahike]

Alla småhandlare kring diamond district är roliga att springa runt bland.

Från WUS,

"47th Street is no joke. You really need to know EXACTLY what you're looking for down to the dates of production, serial numbers, when certain features came into production, and, most importantly, going prices. I've never heard of fake watches being sold there, but you run the risk of a Frakenwatch. This is particularly true on older watches and watches with stones. I'd stick with the actual stores and not the kiosks set up in the shared spaces. The guys in the booths seem to be here one day and gone the next. Some of the stores have been there for 30 years plus. For recent models, there are some really good deals to be had. It's not for everyone, but if you go prepared, it can be a lot of fun. You'll see just about every watch imaginable. Just remember that the price tag means nothing. They are marked up well over market value to make tourists feel good when they get 30-50% off that massively inflated number."

https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/nyc-diamond-district-976455-2.html

 

[Aquaracer2]

Från WUS,

"47th Street is no joke. You really need to know EXACTLY what you're looking for down to the dates of production, serial numbers, when certain features came into production, and, most importantly, going prices. I've never heard of fake watches being sold there, but you run the risk of a Frakenwatch. This is particularly true on older watches and watches with stones. I'd stick with the actual stores and not the kiosks set up in the shared spaces. The guys in the booths seem to be here one day and gone the next. Some of the stores have been there for 30 years plus. For recent models, there are some really good deals to be had. It's not for everyone, but if you go prepared, it can be a lot of fun. You'll see just about every watch imaginable. Just remember that the price tag means nothing. They are marked up well over market value to make tourists feel good when they get 30-50% off that massively inflated number."

https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/nyc-diamond-district-976455-2.html

Xakt så! Då trivs man

 

[SWC]

Från WUS,

"47th Street is no joke. You really need to know EXACTLY what you're looking for down to the dates of production, serial numbers, when certain features came into production, and, most importantly, going prices. I've never heard of fake watches being sold there, but you run the risk of a Frakenwatch. This is particularly true on older watches and watches with stones. I'd stick with the actual stores and not the kiosks set up in the shared spaces. The guys in the booths seem to be here one day and gone the next. Some of the stores have been there for 30 years plus. For recent models, there are some really good deals to be had. It's not for everyone, but if you go prepared, it can be a lot of fun. You'll see just about every watch imaginable. Just remember that the price tag means nothing. They are marked up well over market value to make tourists feel good when they get 30-50% off that massively inflated number."

https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/nyc-diamond-district-976455-2.html

Finns absolut en del båg på 47th men du hittar även en hel del seriösa dealers med galet sortiment här.
Den enda sanningen i texten är att du behöver vara "vettad" och veta vad du ska betala.

 

[Tactical trader]

Tarrytown har ibland lite blandat inne ibland om du åker upp till Hartsdale.
Tar 40min typ från GCS med pendeln.

 

[DiscoPapa]

Från WUS,

"47th Street is no joke. You really need to know EXACTLY what you're looking for down to the dates of production, serial numbers, when certain features came into production, and, most importantly, going prices. I've never heard of fake watches being sold there, but you run the risk of a Frakenwatch. This is particularly true on older watches and watches with stones. I'd stick with the actual stores and not the kiosks set up in the shared spaces. The guys in the booths seem to be here one day and gone the next. Some of the stores have been there for 30 years plus. For recent models, there are some really good deals to be had. It's not for everyone, but if you go prepared, it can be a lot of fun. You'll see just about every watch imaginable. Just remember that the price tag means nothing. They are marked up well over market value to make tourists feel good when they get 30-50% off that massively inflated number."

https://forums.watchuseek.com/f2/nyc-diamond-district-976455-2.html

Aha det förklarar saken varför killen i ett bås vid Diamond district ville ha 35k usd för den då nya daytonan sommaren 2016.