Depending on the age and condition of the GMT the local watch might be your best option.

 

The Omega Boutique in Nassau is small with limited selection. I have no idea on how they are with discounts. I went there with the intention of purchasing a strap, but they had virtually no options.
I wouldn’t rely on this Boutique to find a specific piece without contacting them first to query stock.
I can’t tell you anything about the Rolex Boutique, as I didn’t visit.

 

I have been trying to find a discounted cruise to I can fund my next watch, any help?????

 

Where are you based?

 

www.vacationstogo.com

Just start looking. But don't buy a crappy cruise just to get to a destination, that's a recipe for an unhappy outcome.

 

We booked a 10 day Florida vacation in October, with 5 days at Universal Orlando and 5 on a Caribbean cruise. But I doubt I’ll have a chance to watch shop, with shore excursions each day.

I’m bringing my Tudor Pepsi GMT and TI Planet Ocean 9300, along with a Casio Protrek. If I do get a chance I’ll keep my eye out for a Deep Blue.

 

Nothing wrong with celebrating a good vacation or special occasion with a purchase, even if it’s for more money then you would’ve spent looking to find a deal on the Internet. The ultimate souvenir of a good time, can’t be had saving a couple of hundred online.

 

Hi,

Well I pulled the trigger at Little Switzerland in Nassau on a RACING OMEGA CO‑AXIAL MASTER CHRONOMETER. They really took care of me and I was very pleased with my time at this place.

 

Consider this....forget the cruise. Fly to the island then take a cab to the jewelry store. Buy your watch, then fly home.