reddit can u negotiate for hublot | do people hate hublots reddit can u negotiate for hublot After some research, I pretty much found out what people have commented here, and decided against throwing 6000$ at a watch that is even more overpriced than luxury watches are in general, and doesn't offer timeless design and respect. So maybe, you might like Zenith's designs if you like Hublots.
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After some research, I pretty much found out what people have commented here, and decided .It’s well understood that many people think Hublot as a brand is a joke and the products are .That's a legitimate reason, they are not good watches for their price point. The rest is .[Discussion] Negotiating with ADs : r/Watches. I'm curious whether anyone has tips/tricks on .
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The marketing plan for Hublot is to create badass, amazing high end watches that people want, .After some research, I pretty much found out what people have commented here, and decided against throwing 6000$ at a watch that is even more overpriced than luxury watches are in general, and doesn't offer timeless design and respect. So maybe, you might like Zenith's designs if you like Hublots. It’s well understood that many people think Hublot as a brand is a joke and the products are overpriced. But are they well made and do they hold up to daily wear? Do the watches tell good time?
That's a legitimate reason, they are not good watches for their price point. The rest is subjective and comes down to taste, but Hublot are seen to be gaudy in design, disingenuous, and marketed toward the rich-but-unrefined e.g. young sports stars. Same movement as a .
[Discussion] Negotiating with ADs : r/Watches. I'm curious whether anyone has tips/tricks on negotiating the purchase price with an AD once you know what you want to buy. Is there a typical percentage off MSRP that you try to negotiate? The marketing plan for Hublot is to create badass, amazing high end watches that people want, but can't afford, and then release cheaper versions with huge profit margins for the people that can't afford the ,000 one, so they buy the ,000 one instead.It's always seen it as "here's the price, you can pay it or you can f* off". I can understand being able to negotiate it on a used watch (based on condition, box and papers, service history, etc) but what grounds do you have to negotiate when buying a new watch?
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I own actually two watches from Hublot, and both are considered very limited pieces (limited to 100 pieces worldwide). Of course, if you care about the watches movements, go for anything from the “Unico” and above, since they come with an in-house movement made by Hublot themselves. What’s your opinion on Hublot as a watch and brand? I’ve always felt it was overhyped and was essentially just a marketing ply pre-2008 to capitalise on the high price image thus psychological pricing. They really don’t have good resale value once pre-owed. Maybe if wrong but that’s my view? From my personal experience, I find smaller ADs are more flexible for negotiation while larger ones don't really negotiate at all and if they do, typically they don't really give you much off. I bought few sub 2k watches from a local mom and pop shop was able to negotiate down 15-25% from MRSP. [Negotiating] with authorized watch dealers? So I saw this thread on WUS, and the OP is suggesting that he is going to be bargaining and negotiating about the price of a brand new watch with someone either at an IWC boutique or a licensed jewelry/timepiece shop that sells them. How common is it to just walk in and ask for a lower price?
After some research, I pretty much found out what people have commented here, and decided against throwing 6000$ at a watch that is even more overpriced than luxury watches are in general, and doesn't offer timeless design and respect. So maybe, you might like Zenith's designs if you like Hublots.
It’s well understood that many people think Hublot as a brand is a joke and the products are overpriced. But are they well made and do they hold up to daily wear? Do the watches tell good time? That's a legitimate reason, they are not good watches for their price point. The rest is subjective and comes down to taste, but Hublot are seen to be gaudy in design, disingenuous, and marketed toward the rich-but-unrefined e.g. young sports stars. Same movement as a . [Discussion] Negotiating with ADs : r/Watches. I'm curious whether anyone has tips/tricks on negotiating the purchase price with an AD once you know what you want to buy. Is there a typical percentage off MSRP that you try to negotiate?
The marketing plan for Hublot is to create badass, amazing high end watches that people want, but can't afford, and then release cheaper versions with huge profit margins for the people that can't afford the ,000 one, so they buy the ,000 one instead.It's always seen it as "here's the price, you can pay it or you can f* off". I can understand being able to negotiate it on a used watch (based on condition, box and papers, service history, etc) but what grounds do you have to negotiate when buying a new watch? I own actually two watches from Hublot, and both are considered very limited pieces (limited to 100 pieces worldwide). Of course, if you care about the watches movements, go for anything from the “Unico” and above, since they come with an in-house movement made by Hublot themselves.
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What’s your opinion on Hublot as a watch and brand? I’ve always felt it was overhyped and was essentially just a marketing ply pre-2008 to capitalise on the high price image thus psychological pricing. They really don’t have good resale value once pre-owed. Maybe if wrong but that’s my view?
From my personal experience, I find smaller ADs are more flexible for negotiation while larger ones don't really negotiate at all and if they do, typically they don't really give you much off. I bought few sub 2k watches from a local mom and pop shop was able to negotiate down 15-25% from MRSP.
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