Most of my staffs are flex cultures , unfortunately that’s
how it works for the younger gen..

As for me , most of the time I fly below with radar with Ss beaters ..lolx

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True indeed, like my staff (flex cultures) thinks Tudor is a disgrace and a confirmation to world unable to afford Rolex. They willing to do anything to have a Rolex , rather die with a Apple Watch than having Tudor...

Once they have first grail then hving other brand is diff stories ..

This post has been edited by swanlover: Apr 29 2021, 01:09 PM

Sell me your “fake” 5711 at MSRP. Then you can queue up for a real one since you already “swindle” me of RM130k..

Maybe non-watch people are different but if I am spending 92k, I will buy a trinity. Not a Rolex.

Your SS “beaters” are also not cheap lah. How can a SD Daytona or Datejust be under the radar?

Some links to search used branded watches from Japan.

https://www.jackroad.co.jp/shop/r/rjused/
https://www.gmt-j.com/search?maker=285&sell...,unused,consign
https://komehyo.jp/watch-mens/omega/
https://komehyo.jp/watch-mens/
https://www.mercari.com/jp/search/?sort_ord...ion_id%5B2%5D=1

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We might be able help if you are getting one.

Example,
We can buy and keep your watches,
When you are able to visit Japan, we can send your watch to your hotel.

Or we can arrange something to reduce the risk of Kopi money when Kast….

For those who have seen this message,
We will give a discount on the commission.

>> Maximum Commission (Cap per watch) == RM999
>> Limited to watches.
>> Limited to orders before 31st August 2021

Lol. Buy and keep the watches for us. I don’t think anyone would agree to it. We don’t need middle men buying and shipping for us especially for big ticket items.

Sorry bro but if we buy from Japan, we would prefer to go there directly and view the watch ourselves. Air tickets are not that expensive when you are buying watches above 50k..

Japanese are known for not providing any information about dents or scratches unless asked. Even then, the evaluations on the watch conditions they provide are usually more rosy than the actual conditions. A few hairline scratches on the bezel or case and they will label it as brand new.

Sure they are honest but they are also known for withholding a lot of information unless you ask about them.

Prices online are slightly lower to entice buyers but usually the item is “sold” already when you ask or enquire about them and they will instead offer a “better condition” piece at a much higher price.

ok la, what I'm saying is, money is theirs, they buy wat they want or spend how they want it

we just buy apa yg Kita suka will do, be it flex or no flex

but damn... 90k for SS Rolex is really out of this world, and 150k for SS day hahah
never saw tat coming I would say

I thought the flex watches are hublot for younger gens haha

This post has been edited by selinix: Apr 29 2021, 02:53 PM

We don’t need middle men buying and shipping for us especially for big ticket items.
>> that is you, that is not what ALL people think, I believe
>> I bought more than hundreds of watches for Malaysian. I believe that there are people who need my service.

Sorry bro but if we buy from Japan, we would prefer to go there directly and view the watch ourselves. Air tickets are not that expensive when you are buying watches above 50k..
>> Sure? OK. Then you take your flight when it is OK to fly. Safe flight.

Japanese are known for not providing any information about dents or scratches unless asked. Even then, the evaluations on the watch conditions they provide are usually more rosy than the actual conditions. A few hairline scratches on the bezel or case and they will label it as brand new. Sure they are honest but they are also known for withholding a lot of information unless you ask about them.
>> That is a common phenomenon online, I believe. Malaysian, Indian, every country in the world is the same, I think.

Prices online are slightly lower to entice buyers but usually the item is “sold” already when you ask or enquire about them and they will instead offer a “better condition” piece at a much higher price.
>> In most of the cases, your statement is not true. Things SOLD, are SOLD, Things available, are available.

Lol. Hundreds of watches for Malaysians? Okay bro.

I don’t think you will need to advertise on here if your transactions is in the millions of ringgit. You would use some pay advert instead of just posting on the forums.

Good luck in your little business. You just lost a few customers by your nasty reply. And also, the timepieces and jewelry subforums is not the place to advertise these sort of thing. Didn’t you read? Garage sales is that way lol

The way I look at it, if you can’t take criticism, then don’t be in business or sales..

Bye.

T

This post has been edited by swanlover: Apr 30 2021, 06:16 AM

This guy’s business model is for us to buy stuff through him and then he hold it for us until we can travel there again. I presume that he will require us to pay in full or where will he get USD$40k to buy a Daytona.. in the meantime, he gets to wear the watch for free while waiting for us to drop by. For the watch to be able to pass through the immigration without the need to declare it, he would need to wear it on his wrist while posting the box and papers via FedEx.

Seriously though, most personal concierge services already cover these sort of thing. We call them personal shoppers and they not only procure timepieces for us but also stand in line for a PS5 for us.

Vertu handphone used to have a personal concierge button where we can request for them to help us procure the most difficult to get items and services.

Wealthy individuals also have a network of friends, acquaintances and relatives overseas who would help them get the things they need shipped to them without the hassle of going through strangers for transactions in the tens of thousands.

They also have diplomatic buddies who travel frequently between their own country and here, who would be more than happy to procure the item for you for free.

So I presume no money is paid upfront?

If not, what if the buyer does a runner? I don't think I could part with a large sum of money without some sort of assurance.

And prices for most of the watches now have already surged like crazy, just like buying stock at ATH, better wait for the market to cool down then only you consider

This post has been edited by oOoproz: Apr 30 2021, 01:50 AM

You wish. He would demand 100% upfront or how is he going to give the introducer a commission. And if he doesn’t, he would end up with a Jacob & Co Minute Repeater plus a Patek Philippe Grand Complications while the buyer absconds at the last minute.

These type of business is almost impossible to do due to the presence of superfakes. Most of us collectors will not want to deal with an unknown middle man due to the high risk of getting cheated.

I mean, would you transfer $30k to someone who you don’t know to buy something sight unseen and keep it for you until you make a trip there yourself? If he ships it to you, it’s no different that dealing directly with the shops there without going through a middleman. Almost all the large reputable dealers in Tokyo ships to Malaysia and Europe.