many of their higher end pieces are ghost listings. i.e. they don’t have them on hand, but will source them once a sale is recorded. They do this because it’s not financially viable to hold onto millions of dollars worth of stock.
this probably is less so the case with Rolex’s, but definitely for any of their 100k+ watches.
Ghost listing is a pretty common practice amongst dealers. It’s the same on Chrono24, lot of the hype watch listings are ghost listings.
many of their higher end pieces are ghost listings. i.e. they don’t have them on hand, but will source them once a sale is recorded. They do this because it’s not financially viable to hold onto millions of dollars worth of stock.
this probably is less so the case with Rolex’s, but definitely for any of their 100k+ watches.
Ghost listing is a pretty common practice amongst dealers. It’s the same on Chrono24, lot of the hype watch listings are ghost listings.