There's good - and not so good. First the good; I purchased a $3500 Tudor watch for $2100. If you purchase from a factory authorized dealer you'll pay full price. They won't discount them AT ALL! Shipping was pretty fast with FedEx and a signature was required for delivery. Unfortunately you can't have it routed to a FedEx store and held for pick up, which caused me to miss a day of work to wait on it. But still that was okay. Now the not-so-good; if you buy a watch, make damn sure it fits you, otherwise you'll have to take it to an 'authorized' dealer to purchase extra links for the band if it's too small. If it's too big you'll be able to remove links yourself if you have a set of jewelers screwdrivers. And like in the case of Rolex/Tudor if you don't have a dealer in your area you'll have to mail it to Rolex to have links added. They won't sell parts to you over the phone for your own installation. And the dealers in my area weren't all that anxious to help since I didn't purchase it from them. And since Jomashop isn't an authorized dealer they were no help either. Also, you won't get the factory warranty or any paperwork, like a manual. But I will say this, all email enquiries were answered within a day. One more thing, the factory watch jewel box had a broken hinge. No doubt had I returned it for whatever reason they would have blamed it on me and refused to accept it for restock. Gray-market dealers provide a service if you don't mind a little inconvenience. It's the dirty little secret companies like Rolex/Tudor don't want you to know. But it boils down to supply and demand. If there's more supply than demand and those uber expensive wrist watches are sitting unsold on a shelf eventually you'll have to idle your workforce. If you quietly pass those unsold Rolex's off to a gray-market dealer like Jomashop the average 'Joe's' like myself can afford one and the watchmakers keep their jobs! Will I purchase another expensive watch from Jomashop? Hell yes!