Rolex raises gold watch prices again as super-rich buyers are undeterred - Reuters
Rolex raises gold watch prices again as super-rich buyers are undeterred Reuters
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"No one saw it coming."
— Erik Boneta , Executive
"encouraging clients toward precious-metal and higher-end references"
— Zouheir Guedri , Executive
"It comes down to brand desirability. Rolex has always been the high flyer."
— Simon Lazarus , Executive
""No one saw it coming.""
— Erik Boneta , Executive
""It comes down to brand desirability.""
— Simon Lazarus , Executive
"No one saw it coming."
— Eric Boneta , Executive
"It comes down to brand desirability. Rolex has always been the high flyer."
— Simon Lazarus , Executive
"No one saw it coming."
— Erik Boneta , Executive
"It comes down to brand desirability. Rolex has always been the high flyer."
— Simon Lazarus , Executive
"No one saw it coming."
— Erik Boneta , Executive
"It comes down to brand desirability."
— Simon Lazarus , Executive
Key People
US certified pre-owned watch dealer.
Erik Boneta is a US certified pre-owned watch dealer.
Head of marketing at research platform WatchCharts.
Paul Newman was a Hollywood actor known for his roles in films during the 1970s.
Simon Lazarus is the head of PR and content at the online luxury watch platform Chrono Hunter.
Zouheir Guedri is the founder of luxury research firm Data&Data.
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Rolex has increased the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, marking a rare second annual hike in major markets including the U.S., Britain, and Hong Kong. This move reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market.
Rolex has raised the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, adding a rare second annual increase to its main markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This follows a slightly bigger rise in January and reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market.
Rolex increased the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, marking a rare second annual hike in major markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This move reflects strong demand for premium products despite a generally subdued luxury goods market. Other luxury brands, such as Cartier, have also raised prices, with Cartier increasing prices on its gold watches by up to 10% last month.
Rolex has increased the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, marking a rare second annual hike in major markets including the UK, Hong Kong, and the US. This move reflects strong demand for premium products despite a generally subdued luxury goods market. Other luxury brands, such as Cartier, have also raised prices, citing rising gold prices and currency fluctuations.
Rolex has raised the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, adding a rare second annual increase to its main markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This follows a slightly larger rise in January and reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market. Other leading luxury brands, such as Richemont-owned Cartier, have also increased prices, with Cartier raising prices on its gold watches by up to 10% last month.
Rolex has raised the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, adding a rare second annual increase to its main markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This increase follows a slightly bigger rise in January and reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market. Other leading luxury brands, such as Richemont-owned Cartier, have also increased prices, with Cartier raising prices on its gold watches by up to 10% last month.
Rolex has raised the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, adding a rare second annual increase to its main markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This follows a slightly bigger rise in January and reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market.
Rolex increased the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, marking a rare second annual hike in major markets including the U.S., Britain, and Hong Kong. This move reflects strong demand for premium products despite a generally subdued luxury goods market.
Rolex has raised the global price of its gold watches by an average of 5%, adding a rare second annual increase to its main markets including Britain, Hong Kong, and the U.S. This increase follows a slightly bigger rise in January and reflects strong demand for premium products despite a broadly subdued luxury goods market. Other leading luxury brands, such as Richemont-owned Cartier, have also increased prices, with Cartier raising prices on its gold watches by up to 10% last month.
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