Simple. Omega Boutiques and Authorized Dealers must agree to sell at or reasonably close to Omega list prices. Grey market dealers don’t have to. Both make a profit, the former much more than the latter.
That being said, and back on the OP theme... what’s wrong with the sides of the moon? They’re great watches, but they’re gimmicky. It was first a bold statement and then...... they kept bringing another and another and another.
Surprisingly not so. The authorized boutiques and dealerships have to pay fees and marketing, and in many cases brick and mortar costs that internet grey dealerships don’t. So they don’t make much more of a profit. It’s the other way around. Grey dealerships don’t carry as much cost of sales.
To the OP - you still haven't told us why "nobody gives a..."
Surprisingly not so. The authorized boutiques and dealerships have to pay fees and marketing, and in many cases brick and mortar costs that internet grey dealerships don’t. So they don’t make much more of a profit. It’s the other way around. Grey dealerships don’t carry as much cost of sales.
Gotta charge additional 4300$ x watch to cover marketing and personnel? Sounds crazy
Appreciate all the comments but difference in pricing between Omega stores and online (11,800$ vs 7,500$ for the black dark side of the moon) is still hard to justify. Gotta charge additional 4300$ x watch to cover marketing and personnel? Sounds crazy
Appreciate all the comments but difference in pricing between Omega stores and online (11,800$ vs 7,500$ for the black dark side of the moon) is still hard to justify. Gotta charge additional 4300$ x watch to cover marketing and personnel? Sounds crazy
