Rolex AD waitlist & how to bypass it. 

I literally walked in to my local small-town AD 8 months ago, 100% female owned and operated and got a Sub date 41mm just before the yr concluded. I assure you that the advice given in this video is 100% golden advice. I did not have a history with the AD by any means and did not spend any money before or during my wait, but when I got the call, the co-owner remembered my obvious passion for the watch I was seeking and how I interacted with the staff. All of the points presented in this video have serious merit, and at least one of them resulted in my successful acquisition of my grail watch which brings me untold amounts of joy every time I glance at my wrist.

Great video as usual. How I got on the “preferred list”. I took two of my prior long ago purchases (Bluesy Sub and a Wimbledon Date Just) for servicing. Made sure the new manager knew I had purchased these from his long ago predecessor. Got to chatting about various topics. He knew I keep and appreciate Rolex watches and that I would always be in the market for more. 3 months later I got a call and picked up a Panda Daytona. I expressed my appreciation and not long later got a call for a Sky Dweller. Lesson, Relationships, relationships, relationships...

Great content. I walked into an AD I had no purchase history with asking for a steel Submariner and they took my name a number. I didn’t expect a call back after hearing various experiences on RU-vid. Low and behold I received a call 5 months later and now I’m the proud owner for the past 4 months. It was a smaller dealer east of Los Angeles. By the way, your intro is fantastic. 👍🏼

What I wouldn’t like is going into a fancy restaurant and they basically tell me what I have to eat first before I can get what i really like

WHY AM I SO OBSESSED WITH WATCHES...

There’s nothing much better than a chat with a person willing to simply lay out the truth of things. That’s what watching this video was like. Awesome job once again! Mark

When are we getting your top 6 tips on how to skip the Casio waitlist?

I am a fairly new customer of my local AD from whom I have recently bought 5 Rolex pieces (last 6 months). In fact I am now one of his 'preferred customers', so I get a shot at the Rolex Preview today! I know I am not on his list of old customers but am glad to have been invited...

Wow what a false world! I'm happy to be on the outside.

Some good points I totally agree, took me a few years with my AD to build a solid relationship but I agree the wait list once you tick the boxes is reduced to the point of only waiting for the delivery to the store.

I got myself down on the "waiting list" for a Sub at AD in Toronto suburbs. 3 weeks later I got the call and bought the watch. I guess I got all the bases covered with them LOL.. Before that I was on a waiting list for BB58 at the same AD and the wait was around 6 month. I did get the watch as well. All you said is 100% true. You were practically telling my story. Love the content, mate. Cheers from Canada.

Hi there, I just wanted to drop you a note on how this video has helped me got my Hulk. I received a call from Rolex today and I have to give you credit for the tips you have given me. I don’t believe at all there is a WL and like you said the AD decides who they want to sell it to. I got mine in less than 3 months.!!

I did most of what you suggested and it got me a GMT Master II. In a few weeks in going to grab a Breitling Super Ocean Heritage.42mm Rose Gold. Not a mega purchase I'll get a bit of a discount. But I'll let them know I'm looking for a yacht Master steel with that Rhodium dial we both like, sometime in.the spring. Like you said spread it around.

Oisin is spot-on here. Although I haven't reached the level he is describing, I have been able to acquire a couple of pieces within my first calendar year of working with my local AD... generally following his advice here.

Thanks listened to your advice and got a paul newman daytona for £500 Appreciate it 👍🏼👍🏼

My AD refuses to call it a list... Its a register of interest :-)

Very good video. Unfortunately, most people will disregard and then complain.

You have a few fine points here my friend here in Toronto got a no date sub from one of our ADs the manger of the AD had asked him if he intended to flip the watch he assured the manager that wasn't going to happen. I believe they have stock in the back but sell to people that they can trust not to flip the watches.

I went to my local AD for a deep sea, had it after 2 weeks, few years later went in for a sub date, had a call after 3 days and another call after 8 days. If your AD is a pretentious prick then move onto another AD.

It’s great advice. The best point is about buying watches from the same AD over time. I’’ve bought a Hulk and Batgirl over two years from the same AD and she has told me she’s on the look out for my next watch. She knows this guy is gonna be down with payment same day wearing the same watch I sold him last year. That money/commission/honesty (I don’t flip) in AD relationships beats hell out of any “waiting list”. It’s like every time you buy a watch it sets you up for getting your next watch (and there s ALWAYS another watch to buy, lol). Good luck.

You're right,on a much more ordinary level consideration and respect of the staff you're dealing with will get you remembered.I use a local cafe with tables outside,i always take my glass back whereas most people just leave them outside.I get remembered i get better service,simple.

If that's "all the money you have in the world," please don't be out shopping for luxury items.

I feel like I’m watching a video on how to pick up girls

Fascinating content from a true ‘insider’ watch collector. I used to be in international sales and it was very interesting talking to watch sales guys at their level all around the world and in airports killing time. Being knowledgeable about watches and putting that passion across can open doors. I was very complimentary to an AD in Seattle who had a great attitude to letting me try on pieces. I complimented them about their great city and all the places I’d visited like the original Starbucks. Also my love for travelling in America and meeting real American characters and how welcoming and hospitable they were. Basically I was just being my charming complimentary self (haha!) and the store manager registered my interest in a Daytona by getting one out of the safe there and then to purchase. Can you fucking believe that? Guys, these days the salesmen hear your waiting list sob story 1,000 times per day and twice that at weekends. Put the hard yards in. One little tip. If the guy likes you and offers you a cup of tea or something stronger *never* turn their hospitality down. Basically it’s an invitation to stay a while and shoot the shit and they are enjoying your company. If you say no and walk away they’ll mutter “asshole” under their breath. I used to...

In other words: if I have to explain this process to you- you're not going to understand anyway. But this is how it's done... If you were the kind of guy that you're not- you could do this too!

This video is so valuable here it’s not even funny. Also this works with a lot of other things in life.

Thanks for your advice iy will be ready helpful for sure. I'm getting ready to buy a Rolex for my birthday I'm leaving in London so it will probably be hard with the waiting list.

Man you are spot on. I already had a relationship with the sales person at the AD from a previous watch establishment he used to work at. He told me very honestly that I would have to buy something from them before he could start offering me Rolex pieces. I bought the Longines that I dented and asked him for an Explorer. A month later he let me know he had one and I bought it. Now just waiting on a call for a couple more I am interested in but I am also buying other pieces here and there from him. Just picked up a Bronze Oris a couple weeks ago just to keep it going. Keep up the good work!

I would also add that whilst making a relationship with an AD try to also make it with more than one person and/or their boss. Go to their events to meet their team. Like selling, if your single contact leaves so does a good part of that relationship.. IMO

Yes, they can be friended and once a charisma is born between you and the manager your watch will be around the corner. I’m saying that from my own experience. I’m not a VIP, nor I’m parking a Porsche or a Ferrari in front of the Rolex boutique, I don’t even had a Rolex when I first entered the store for one a year ago. In one year, I was offered the following: GMT Pepsi, GMT BLNR. Sub date and no date. A Datejust and a Sea Dweller 50th anniversary. The myth of Rolex sport steal is unobtainable is not accurate. Good relationship, friendly approach and charisma can do wonders.

Thank you for this, I have 9 watches on order with AD’s & a WhatsApp relationship too, but I purchased a Yachtmaster Everose Oysterflex bracelet from the Grey Market. 🙏😎

its a load of bollocks, id rather just buy a Pepsi on the grey market and not have to polish any helmets

I have a different opinion. Many people say that there's snobbery at Rolex and won't want to have to make an effort to court the sales executives. Everyone always talks about being or acting fake. However you don't have to be fake to establish relationships. Whatever happened to just being friendly. It goes a long way and that's not being "fake"

Used these tips with my timex ad got every watch i wanted immediately ty

Good advice here....I’m slowly getting there with my AD, which is lucky as I almost initially messed the whole thing up by pretty much ‘demanding’ they source me a Hulk & Pepsi as ‘I bought my wifes DJ here 2 years ago and if need be ill buy her some jewellery here today!” Omfg what was I thinking!! 🤪 Anyway I realised the error of my ways and ordered the YM 40 (deposit taken 6month wait - its actually come into the AD yesterday after only 6 weeks!) and Im also on a 12 month wait for a Batgirl. So yeah, befriending your AD is highly advised as well as a fair bit of patience. Im also thinking the eventual Sub purchase might go in the bin as just picked up an Omega SMP 300 25% off rrp...What a watch for £3k Love the Channel All the Best Raymond Ray

Excellent advice....which applies equally well to many business relationships as well as authorized watch dealers.

I discovered your channel whilst you're walking across your town and then you flash out your green-faced Aqua Terra. I enjoyed your dialogue and then you hit me in the knees with that beautiful watch. Enjoyed your vlog ever since.

You basically have to build a connection with your local AD, spend a good amount of money over a long period of time with them, and make them think you are somebody with social status and a good person for them to sell their rare watches to.

I agree with your comments and can attest that this has been my experience too. I have been lucky in that I am in a smaller city and my local AD is close to my wife's work and other watch shops that I like to visit. I stop in there often to talk watches and to look at the empty display cases. I developed a relationship with a Sales Associate that has worked there for 20 years and is extremely knowledgeable. I would wear a different watch each time, a lot of pre-owned Rolex and Omega. Now they know me by name, know I am a collector, trust that I am not a flipper, and they want to sell to me. Last year I asked for an Explorer and had to wait 8 weeks, but got it. Then I walked in and asked about a Tudor BB58 blue.... one mysteriously appeared from the back and I walked out with it. Then I asked for a 41mm Sub and had just a 13 day wait. This is all that I've bought, no jewelry, no undesirable watches, just these. At my AD it's all about that relationship that you build with the SA.

Question should be:,do you want to be part of this BS Rolex buyer/seller world? Lot’s of nice watches out there.

I am fully agree with your recommendation! I am also in e-mail contact with my AD in Bolzano and I sent him every year kind regards to Chrismas. And he knows all the times when I visit Bolzano. THX for another great video.

Not sure where you came from, you just showed up out of the blue..lol, but your videos are bloody fantastic. Excellent videography and your insights are spot on. This is a must watch for those who can't establish relationships with AD staff normally. Especially the part about not being an over obsessive weirdo, focusing only on the watches. The staff are people....talk to them. Looking forward to the next vid!

Producer Michael don’t build relationships with the AD, the AD builds relationship with Producer Michael 😂

Loving the tips you are giving us.

Thd Rolex experience is not complete without being on a waitlist. Yeah, right.

Plain truth very well told. I think this stuff applies to a lot of other areas, such as dealing with your financial advisor and others professionals you expect good service from.

Always get a kick out of your content. Keep it coming! I’m glad I have a good friendship with mine, just gives me another friend to talk watches with.

Tried on a Pepsi recently used and bought March 2019. Most of the plastic intact and the warranty card present. Seems Rolex are giving the AD the final say on who to ‘trust’ with the piece at the point of sale. Passed on the Pepsi - after all they were asking a sky scraping £17K ono on a £7K list. Kermits (yes plural) and a Hulk now appearing on the used market in High Street windows which is an indicator that some are finally offloading hot steel sports pieces. Some market adjustment but Rolex will endure in the medium to long haul. But interesting times we live in, as ever...

Great insight and very relevant points ... Yes it's certainly a relationship ( with your AD ) that needs to be invested in ... And it's bloody good fun in doing it ... Watches, women, cars , motorbikes , food ... It's about passion and emotion .. Who doesn't love sharing that and building a relationship around what makes your heart swell :)

I had a great AD for Cartier and Rolex. That's probably why they lost the contracts with Cartier and Rolex. They gave discounts (15-30%), actually sold watches to anyone, and would call if an interesting piece came in. They did wait lists for rare catalog watches. But you could walk in, say do you have any Rolex Daytonas, and magically from the back room would appear all they had. They were also honest with customers about making realistic expectations about watch collecting.

My husband brought me a date just diamond dial, I emailed the same AD and kept asking for a Batman for my husband and that it was for my husbands birthday I dropped an email once a month and called a couple times, within 3/4 months I got the call and went and picked it up same day, they don’t messing about they want you to go in there and hand over the cash. I still can’t believe I got hold of it so quickly, he even said he would be able to help me in future I want to try and get hold of a Daytona next

If you're a real highroller, you can afford to pay the premium for grey market and skip the BS.

Very informative! Thanks.

I went to the Rolex AD in Vancouver looking for Tudor because it said online that they should have it, and like you said you would think they might carry it. I thought there was a chance they might have some. When I asked the employee looked at me like i asked him where he keeps the latest Citizens LOL. And said they ONLY have Rolex here. lol.

Funny you say that you got to pick. I just got an 116610. Now that you mention it, my AD said "we just got a shipment". I had my pick of YachtMaster blue dial, Batgirl or Sub. How did that happen? I called about the Rhodium YM. What are the chances they would get a shipment with no stainless in the case. This is Rolex #2 from the AD. I tried to buy the Tudor GMT and BB58 but they didn't have it. I let them know that I found them elsewhere. Your relationship advice is spot on.

Developing the relationship is part of the fun.

It happened to Panerai years back, I was lucky was not listed then. It can happen again and again, and will happen again as history just repeats itself.

Developing a relationship with your Rolex Ad is like being in Real Estate. It's sales and in order to get that Listing, or work with a Buyer exclusively, you need to develop a relationship with the client. Build trust. Same thing applies, is what you are telling us. Aside from having the money to buy more than one watch over a period of a year or two ( which not many can do), it's tough. Dropping in from time to time is good and getting to know the Salesperson(s) is good advice but if you can't buy anything, then you have to prey that maybe, your charm, discussing other things besides Rolex Sports models will develop into some kind of (almost) friendship. But this is probably unlikely to produce results because the shop owners will still prioritize the big spenders first.

I thoroughly enjoy your channel. Thank you. Just bought myself a 114060, my first Rolex. Hoping it will be my one and only Rolex. Now up to 12 watches in total, it has to stop. Looking for “one more” - the exit watch. Probably doesn’t exist....I seem to remember you said you are a musician. Are you on Spotify?

After I sold my ceramic Submariner Date on Chrono24 (for $1,000 more than I paid for it 7 years before), I contacted my AD and told him I wanted a new stainless steel Sea-Dweller 126600. Two weeks later I had it. I paid list. It’s a great watch and a nice step up from my Sub. No waitlist...

Great video !! Keep it up! You are on the $ - I have been acting as such naturally for some years and its paying off for me. Your comments are genuine I text with AD guys all the time and that took about 5 to 6 months to build . Thank you

I'm upset at Rolex and the strangle hold they have put on the market I've owned many Rolex's and for such a well established brand they do not need to regress to this type of behavior and honestly the Rolex consumer needs to make them feel the discomfort of applying these horrible tactics.

You cannot underestimate the importance of building that relationship in the present market....if you are a flipper they will smell you a mile away and get the usual polite refusal...I don't and will not kiss anyone's ass.. but they have to know your are serious and wont mess about if they call you..i cannot divulge my sources but believe me they have these pieces in stock you just have to convince them to sell you one...

Spot on my friend, being a preferred client is such a joy. My AD called me earlier and I'm picking up my second steel sub tomorrow. Enjoy your watches my friend👌🏻

Realistic review,thanx for the video.

Why in the world would anyone spend $1 -- let alone thousands or tens of thousands -- on watches they dont want in order to have the opportunity to purchase the watch they do? If you are this stupid and weak and let a manufacturer live this level of rent-free in your head, you are beyond help. Never buy a watch you don't want -- period. Never buy a watch simply as a mechanism to get another watch you prefer. If a manufacturer is holding back production and inventory on purpose to persuade you to spend money on things you dont want for the off-chance they offer you something you do want, they do not deserve your business. Period. Rolex could easily build more steel sports watches, fulfill every single order and all demand, make oodles more profits, and end up leaving both their bottom line happy and more customers happy. But they choose not to. That should tell you all you need to know about what they think of you as a potential customer. I own Porsches. Id like a GT3RS. But if you think Im going to buy a Cayenne and a couple 911 C4 Cabriolets to build up some loyalty equity to get a chance to have an allocation for a GT3RS, you're out of your fucking gourd. Ill go to my grave driving Caymans and older 911s before Porsche cons me into spending 3x as much as I ever wanted for things I never desired just to have something purposely short-supplied for no financial or customer-good-will reason. Rolex isnt the only manufacturer that makes watches. I can happily go to the Sinn, Omega, Zenith, or Nomos dealer and they'll gladly take my money in exchange for the timepiece I want. When the smoke clears, its still just a clock on the arm. You're not buying the fountain of youth.

4:53 - "This is the luxury watch market guys, the big boys game"

Here is my story. Bought my wedding ring from local AD, a few years later bought myself an omega aqua tera and my wife a new datejust. I wanted a sub but even then you couldn't just order one. At the same time I had my explorer 2 which I bought used and elsewhere serviced by this same AD. This was all in Jan 2017. Mar/Apr 2019 I lost my wedding ring at the gym and went back to order a new one, at the same time filled in a form registering my interest in the new BLNR, 19th Dec they called and offered me one.

The problem is that to make this relationship you need to have a lot of money to buy your first more normal watches in order to dont wait on the list for the hottest one, so if you are not rich enough if you are like normal people that saves for a hot watch like a sub for example it seems dificult to achieve in a short period of time; maybe during some years is more affordable to have that good relation. I like your content friend! Regards

Great video. Finally a cool watch channel. The first cool one! This guy is mix of Bonno, Bond and Ewan McGregor. Entertaining relatable and not wanky bollocks like the other channels.

Primo ! Great content. Still amazed you can speak italian.

Excellent video! Really loving this channel. Cheers!

I would agree with you on the video it’s all about relationships, no different then building a sales relationship with accounts. I would much rather be on the inside vs the outside always looking in. You can’t put a price tag on a relationship, same rings true here. I even called AMEX concierge service about helping me buy a Rolex. They have no influence over the Rolex retail shops.’’retail.

Dude.... spot on. Not everyone gets this.

Listening to your advice, they call me in for the 50th sd43. Thank You sir for the wisdom.

Cheers bud! Great video and much appreciated. I’m on the wait list and I’m not interested in flipping shit. I’m finally in the position where i can buy a Rolex so i don’t mind waiting. I enjoy buying jewelry for the family once in a while. Waiting for a green sub - wish me luck. I just hope they continue to make it next year!

I’m a rather big fella and I convinced the AD even a Datejust didn’t look right on me. So a two tone Everose Yachtmaster was the watch that started the relationship that slowly led to the all stainless models. And even then it was the standard black Sub I was notified if I was interested. But at the moment there are more important people than me getting the Pepsi.

All points covered! 👍

Magnificent the entrance of the videos, beautiful and very interesting your reviews!!

Nice tips... so far the best take on the 'waitlist' issue on YT.

Sounds like good advice but honnestly, I have no time, energy nor inclination for all this protocol. I just want to buy a watch if I have the money for it. Which is not to say I can't be courteous, talkative, dress well and be pleasant overall. Also, I don't want to spend money on other models or articles like jewelry. I'm only interested in two or three Rolex pieces tops. So spending on other unwanted stuff is completely out of the question. I would rather spend my hard earned money, my time and energy on things I really like.

Good tip thanks

Great advice. Thank you I appreciate this advice. We (I) are so busy rushing through life we forget these things do matter!

I usually walk by and give them 100 USD tips

I only buy things I need and want. I talk to people I like, and that are not many. I once went to an Rolex AD and asked for a Submariner 114060 and he responsed with the typical whaitlist shit. I answered "There is no waitlist. And I won't buy watches I don't like." The face of the salesman was priceless. After a few weeks I went back to him with a submariner from my grey market dealer and told him, that I don't need him. I don't have to play this stupid game. A friend of mine tought me that behaviour. He said "In the time I play these game with AD's, I make more money and can buy grey market watch twice."

I love that you wear shades indoors! 😎 as hell!

So you have to kiss ass to buy an overpriced watch? This market and its adherents...is RIDICULOUS.

Every tip given here is valid......but valid in most 2-way relationships. In my business, if the customer is a dick, I don't bother with them. Many small people believe that if they are spending money, that makes it a one-way relationship in their favor. What's funny is, what's described within is exactly my story.....not planned, and some just natural and common sense. I've bought from my AD for 30 years, and been a consistent (friendly) customer. And yes, I get ANY watch I want from them in short order. I've have been offered MANY hard-to-get pieces but have passed on many too......but get unsolicited calls on Daytonas, Blue & Red GMT's etc. They know I NEVER flip and simply enjoy watches.... Within the past couple of years I've purchased the Pepsi GMT and a White SS Daytona. Neither watch was for me so I gave them both to my son and stopped in and had them re-sized. They think it's cool that I wear a DJ-41 or simple Explorer-I 90% of the time.....and don't get too caught up in the frenzy. Thank you...

Putting your name on a waitlist is like lining up 20 blocks to ride a train that doesn't exist.

I'm sure they wouldn't sell me a sports model, but I walked into a very fancy AD in Manhattan yesterday wearing my $200 Orient and asked (just to see what it looked like) if they had any of these. He was nice about it and said they don't last and they go to preferred customers. I was expecting him to be like fuck off, but he showed me around, let me try on as many Omegas and Longines as I wanted. It wasn't busy, so maybe it wouldn't have been as pleasant if more high rollers were in, but they were super nice.

It's just a nice watch, that's it - all this crap is going way too far.

Where is that Speedy picture in the background from?

You just got to have faith a faith a faith ..🎵

I placed an order for my first Rolex, (a Submariner) in late December of 2019 and got the call in late July of 2020. My strategy was to develop a relationship by sending a quick email on a monthly basis. In your opinion, was this relatively short waiting period a result of my strategy or rather others (ahead of me) wanting to wait for the updated Sub and passing on a 116610LN ?

So to buy a 10K watch you have to be the seller...👏👏👏 It's quite absurd, the world upside down. In my job, every day I have to sell, I am not interested in making any effort to buy a watch and less, what it represents that watches. I already have my Datejust, my Speedy and maybe the next one will be a JLC or a Seamaster 300, sellers of those AD's will be happy to sell them to me and even give me a good discount. That said, good video and excellent channel. Thanks for sharing.

Great advice, the wait lists seem like complete nonsense either they want to get the watch for you for one reason or another or they don't. Yeah, they aren't getting tons in but they are getting them and selling them to whoever they want. Not really that complicated, would you sell a hard to get item to a good customer or some random one and done that happens to walk in?

The relationship only takes 2 months from China :)

Ps.Music started to be more for me since i was about 10 years old. From my classmates and all kids there was no understanding, when i showed Hey Joe JH or come together, or whole lotta love some time later that i got on LZ2 from my super mother who saw books same important as lps. She bought books and understood without talking that recorded music was of same importance as books even rock, she bought LedZep 2 for me at sinterklaasparty en after that, every time that was ok for giving something she brought another album. Even if i never told her a title or.band, she.knew. Who has such a mother? Then 1970 at my eleventh was once All Right now on my old tuberadiotuberadio, and after the first playing i heard. I knew what it was foor de the rest of my live. It sounded so ..... that this gave my live long love for bluesorientated rock, but Free is more theres still no excact word for. Free was a little more because ofthe soul in Paul Rodgers voice and all the rest. superbassplaying also and the for me most promesing guitarist Koss unknown the future brought. Different and slow maybe, slow but every note hit bullseye and the born vibrato was even for Clapton reason to ask him how he did it. This is what i write because i have a regognissing if you tell things and need it a lithelbit because at the the end i want to ask you somethimg important about the watch i want to buy, but one for the rest of my life. I believe that the watch for you, that is the rest.of youre life with you and hopfully afterthat you giv it to the one in the familie or maybe a best friend that loves iit the same way, learned or not from your stories, but has the same thing what is the luckiest feeling about holding that watch wat is more a friend because you liked it more every day. The longkeeping can open Knowing Clapton was very busy that time with perfecting his. Maybe you know about the Father of Paul Kossof that made a film during his solotour in memory of his son shortly after the accident in the plane were he died later on in 76 in the hospital with the precence of his father. Yes come eventualy also to the watches but hope you as maybe a bit younger man, are interested in the things that were around those days, just like certain wellknown watches. But what i for sure like to know at the end witch watch do i have to buy ad the only watch that i love more the longer i own it. I think only your way makes it understandable what i mean and that it is not only the watch alone but in a timefraime, thats matters and wich music was mattering. A good long wearing watch is also connected with all historie. Befori heard many times that i lived in the past and it is better looking forward. Why the hell is Vintage synoniem for money thes days? Not only in the watchworld but in all kind of disciplines So much that begin to think that even millenials like vintage more than me and forexamplei bought 1976 nikkormat nikon camera. It was a sale then totaly new but saw them for sake as vintage now. Like an Omega or Rolex qualitie, also for alifelong use and more. Then i feel bit not well that my beloved camera witch shot the Sex Pistols Lou Reed and many historic things. Is also a thing that young people give a feeling they were there, what means that my love for my earlier life is what everybody understands and maybe made people a bit jealous. Instead of dont look back! Gr Ronald

In your opinion, do you believe the 5 digit sports models will decline, stay or go up in value? Thank you

You are 100% correct.