"exaggerated price inefficiencies"? Sorry, but having a shop front presence isn't an "inefficiency," it's a physical place that people go to, to have relationships, conversations, get advice and engage with human beings. I have to say that your approach is patronising and slightly insulting. I don't work in a shop, don't own one either, but do understand why they exist. Prices in the Omega vintage boutique here in London are wild, in my opinion, but they're addressing a different need to yours. Or mine. Buying a vintage Omega from a reputable dealer may not appeal to you - or to the many experts on this forum - but they're a necessary component to the overall business model.
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