What Happens When You Walk Into An Audemars Piguet Store

Vusi Thembekwayo tells what happened when he entered Audemars Piguet store in London.

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[leslielemmon]

All those expensive stores have salespersons who can't afford what they're trying to sell you. And yet, they often look down on you like they're the owner of the brand.

[HELLO-rf]

Money should be spent on brands that respect people

[Chefjtwoods]

I went into Brietling in Houston and the sales ppl were so nice and warm and welcoming. They had security outside the store who actually welcomed me in while I was looking and the window units. They assume everyone had money. While inside she set me up in front of a mirror with a few options and put them on my wrist while telling me different key points to each. Then I realized I hadn’t seen a price the whole store. When I said which 1 I liked the best they told me about how wonderful of a choice I made. Then they told me how lucky I’m about to be because it was on sale. They saw my excitement and curiosity. They had me. Then they told me how much the sale price was and watched my joy leave my face like a kid who just missed the ice cream truck, they had notice my disbelief, so I politely asked them to take this car off my wrist and thanked them for their time and walked the F*** out. It was on sale for $32, 840. lol

I only say that to say Brietling had great customer service and lacked judgement. They treated everyone as a potential client. And if I had the money, they definitely sold me

[H.A..]

If I was a person with LOADS of $$ I would walk right outta that store as soon as they made me wait like that.
My time is not yours to waste at your leisure, no matter how expensive your shit is.

[HSVGEEK]

When you are younger you think this is awesome and Im being accepted to something special... The older you get you see through the complete BS and marketing psychology and traps.

[Superdada]

lol “sales” guy… proceeds to show Teddy Baldassarre.

[vickichumuk]

No brand is bigger than it's customer. Buy a brand that gives you a positive sales and customer journey.

[Uncommonsenses]

That’s an awfully nice way of asking:

How much money are you willing to waste today?

[Cadence]

In a shop with that many watches they clearly have time to spare.

[tsyhll]

People know this marketing trick and still fall for it

[al_chargedup]

My casio cost under $30 free delivery from amazon no passive aggressive snobby sales person vetting me.

[YaNeK]

Bought my gold face, black strap tactical Casio G-Shock over 15 years ago and it's been on my wrist ever since. Best $129 ever spent! 💯

[allanrico]

Why do people insist on suffering with trying to buy from these brands (You here me out Rolex?)? From experience I can say OMEGA treats their customer (or potential customers) as it is should. Very proud to support this other brand instead.

[Meteor]

This is mainly in western countries. In Thailand, HK, Japan, Singapore, Taiwan all sales rep have casual conversations with you. I've walked in AP, PP, VC, Lange, RM stores just for fun.

[kylemenos]

They say a broken clock is right two times a day but a Pig-et makes you wait allday to fucking see one!

[roshankhyaali]

Similar thing happened with a man who was insulted in a Rolls Royce showroom in London. He retorted by buying a dozens of Rolls Royce and converting them into garbage hauling vehicles in his hometown. That came as a rude shock to the makers of the luxury car who reportedly issued an apology in return of the 'Nawab' withdrawing the cars from trash service.
Respect is the most basic and the most important human values and it's global

[madamenoire]

The moral of the story is, if someone makes you feel like you can’t afford the item you want to buy and you can afford it. Don’t buy it. If you have the money have your time piece custom made to your specifications and wear your name on your wrist. Clock and watchmakers still exist.

[sphinx]

A high value man gives status to any product. I've seen it, a man was wearing a blazer from a good, upper mid-range store, a couple of his colleagues at work were admiring it and guessing which type of wool it was from, the same happened with his watch, one guy was admiring it during a conversation then asked what it was thinking it was something fancy, and was surprised it was a citizen Eco drive.
The man/woman gives value to the product, so INVEST IN YOURSELF.

[TheNibYeah]

All that for a watch? Seriously what a waste of time it's a watch FFS.