Omega AD in Minnesota
Hi! Im looking for a Omega Speedmaster Reduced. I was hoping you guys can point me where I can find the best AD here in Minnesota. From reading some of the threads here, people can get as much as 30% from an AD? I appreciate the help!

Practical advice appreciated.
ChapsI have acquired 5 Rolex over the last 3 years and the honest truth is that I would like to finish off the collection with a Patek Philippe.I am currently attracted to the 5396G purely on appearance and also I want to go down the annual / perpetual calendar route and this brings me to my main question. Also please bear in mind that my technical knowledge of PP is below average.The question is - Are there any practical differences in owning either a perpetual or annual calendar watch. For instance is there much difference in setting up the time / date etc between the two and also are there different maintenance issues. Also any are there any pros and cons of owning either of these. Also is there any problems with buying the older models ?Due to my lack of knowledge I will probably buy from an established retailer but any advice on this would be appreciated. I am, incidentally, based in the UK.RegardsMick

Paying to Bypass the Line
You can pay the bouncer at a club to bypass the line. You can pay at a restaurant to get a table immediately. You can pay to avoid standing in line for rides at DisneyWorld.You can pay to drive in express lanes to get somewhere faster.Now, the latter two are more official than the former two. But the point is you can pay a business/person to get things faster in different areas of life.Has anyone paid someone at an AD to bypass the list for a hot watch?

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That blue and black combo is a masterpiece! I love the hulk and the bluesy as well but the black part of the bezel on the blnr balances out the colors perfectly! IMO. What’s your favorite?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

116655 Discount in Canada
Hey guys, I'm thinking of picking up the 116655 yachtmaster after Christmas in Toronto. I've been to several AD's and seen both the 40 and 37 are quite readily available. I think its also relatively hard to move these watches as the market is much smaller than ss models. I know the ultimate price will depend on the AD and my negotiating abilities, but would looking for a 25-30% discount be out of the question/unreasonable? I've heard people have been able to obtain this discount on full gold models, but not sure if its also possible on gold/rubber or gold/leather models. It's my grail watch and I think I would be happy with it for a long time, but the amount of gold in my mind does not warrant a ~29k price tag. I've seen second hand datejusts 36 in solid yellow gold with a leather bracelet for ~17k so that is a large difference... Thanks in advance and happy holidays to everyone!Cheers