There will be no discounts and $2K won't buy much there these days. Their stuff is all cosmetically restored and at a variety of pricepoints, including lots of Omegas.Īs far as new Omega, they tightly control their market now and aside from the Omega Boutique, only Kenjo is a dealer in Manhattan. I've never bought anything there as vintage isn't really my thing, but I love to go window shop there. Here is the spot that has the MOST vintage watches I've ever seen in one place: Louis Martin Jewelers, 54 West 50th Street, which is right at Rockefeller Center.
Watches are a weakness for me and I know the NY scene pretty good. If they think that you're a serious buyer, you'll get one. I love mine.įinally, all prices are notional so whatever you do, flash the dynamite smile and ask for a discount. Beautiful movements, all made in-house by one of Germany's few manufacturies at that price point. As a European and watch enthusiast, have a look at the Nomos Glashutte range. I don't work for them or anything, but they did my friend a very good deal on a Breitling. Their two main branches are on E57th and on Madison: Certain brands like Omega have a different distribution agreement so are not sold there but there's a lot of good stuff like Jaeger, Breitling, Breguet, Panerai, Patek, IWC and Cartier. The other obvious answer is to go to a Tourneau which is NYU's best selection of premium watches. The staff are very sweet (I got my Aqua Terra from there) will also be able to give you recommendations for vintage stockists. Schultzy - the obvious first stop is the Omega boutique on 5th and W55th as that will let you know local pricing points.
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