The watch market
The Richard Mille Waitlist Explained: Why It's Mostly a Myth
Is the Richard Mille waitlist real? What RM says, how its own boutiques decide who gets a watch from a few thousand a year, and what a dealer has seen.
7 min read
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The watch market
Is the Richard Mille waitlist real? What RM says, how its own boutiques decide who gets a watch from a few thousand a year, and what a dealer has seen.
7 min read
The watch market
How Rolex price increases work, what changed in 2026 (dated and sourced), why retail prices rise, and what it means for secondary prices and dealers.
5 min read
The watch market
Is the Rolex waitlist real? What Rolex says, what's been reported and what a dealer has seen: why purchase history and relationships decide who gets the call.
7 min read
Running a dealer business
What to include on a watch dealer invoice: business and buyer details, the watch, serial, set, condition, disclosures, price, shipping, tax and payment terms.
5 min read
Authentication & safety
What aftermarket watch parts are, from dials and bezels to added diamonds, how they differ from service parts, how they affect value and why disclosure matters.
4 min read
The watch market
Authorized dealer vs grey market dealer: how they differ on price, availability, warranty and choice, whether grey watches are legit, and who to trust.
4 min read
Becoming a dealer
How to become a watch dealer with no experience: learn the market for free, make first contacts, start with small deals and build a reputation from zero.
5 min read
Sourcing & buying
Can you buy luxury watches wholesale? How brand distribution works, why 'wholesale Rolex' offers are red flags, and how dealers really buy at trade prices.
4 min read
Becoming a dealer
The costly mistakes new watch dealers make, from overpaying and skipped checks to payment fraud and backing out of deals, and how to avoid each one.
4 min read
The watch market
What happens to a watch's value when it's discontinued: why some references jump and others fade, the Patek 5711 example, and how dealers should respond.
4 min read
Authentication & safety
Facebook watch groups carry real risks: the highest social media scam losses, fake profiles, shopping scams and SOLD comments. Here's how to stay safe in them.
6 min read
Becoming a dealer
Flipping watches with little money: realistic expectations, choosing a price band where mistakes are survivable, why liquidity beats margin, and cutting costs.
5 min read
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