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njlam
·Not many dealers in the area...
Anyone buy a speedy in Portland, OR?
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bananapeanut
·In a state with no sales tax I would have expected the opposite.
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guppydriver
·I used to frequent Watchworks and really enjoyed working with the owner. They had a great place downtown, but a lot of the unrest in the downtown area has resulted in them closing shop. Their website still says "by appointment only" and they aren't downtown anymore, but might be worth checking out.
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pdxleaf
·I am friends with Alex, Sam and others at WW. Their inventory is online at watchworkspdx.com
They are open M-F in a Townhouse in SE PDX. The shop is one on one, which can be nice. Their contact info is on the website.
They are open M-F in a Townhouse in SE PDX. The shop is one on one, which can be nice. Their contact info is on the website.
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njlam
·Hoping there was more than the one AD in Beaverton...competition usually brings out the best in pricing.
Also wish I could find an Omega AD who also sold Rolex..it would be nice if my purchase of the Speedy contributed to my spend history in search of a Batman...
ADs have too much power...
Also wish I could find an Omega AD who also sold Rolex..it would be nice if my purchase of the Speedy contributed to my spend history in search of a Batman...
ADs have too much power...
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pdxleaf
·We used to have two. Watchworks used to be an Omega AD but lost the dealership when the downtown store closed. Omega requires certain features such as disply cases etc. Smith & Bevell is the only AD. Alex stll has contacts and can get watches from other dealers, provided they aren't things like Snoopy or Ed White that Boutiques are limited on themselves. Seattle has a nice Boutique, if that is a consideration.
