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Whilst browsing the web I came across Rolex Watch Trader. They’ have a nice website and plenty of positive TrustPilot reviews but I haven’t actually heard of them before now. I’ve never spent more than a few hundred pounds when buying a watch online so would be interested to know if anyone from TZ has had dealings with them before?
Thanks
Rob
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No record of them at Companies House.
Good location in Manchester city centre - Chancery Place looks like a modern office suite. Some good prices and some a bit pricey. There's a Lady Datejust described as having a Champagne baton dial showing "ageing" when it's actually discoloured with rust marks!
Caveat emptor.
Ive never heard of them.
Thanks guys, your replies (and lack of them) pretty much confirm my suspicions. I shall give them a miss.
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Pretty sure there’s no physical shop there . I’m assuming it’s an office space that they use .
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The website does say that you can view watches at their office by appointment only. And apparently they’ve been trading for 15 years. I’ve certainly never heard of them before.
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I used a relatively unheard of dealer before but they had a reasonably strong presence on eBay/Chrono24 and everything checked up on Companies House. Without some form of evidence they are an established dealer, I'd be giving them a miss.
I can’t see how they can use Rolex in their company name. Sounds wrong to me, I’d avoid.
Good point.Quote:
Originally Posted by stefaulkner
They’ve made 19 sales through their eBay account since September 2021.
Their company (called RWT Manchester Ltd) was incorporated in November 2019 and the last filed accounts (November 2022) show stock of c£1m
I have been following RWT for a few years on Instagram.
I do not know him personally so this is only my uneducated view.
From what i have seen he is just your stereotypical Delboy. Seems to roam the country hoovering up watches at coffee shops.
Asil Ashar is his name.
https://www.manchestereveningnews.co...-hand-15466510
https://companycheck.co.uk/director/...-ASHAR/summary