Terminal 1 discount

[skydweller_sg]

9% off for DJ or TT models is not fantastic, if its for ss sports eg sub c, gmt2c, esp ss daytona, its a different story

not good deal .local AD already give u 10% for standard model. the GST is just a ruse. by right real discount would be 9% + 7% (GST). that I will call real discount.

[Matty]

Not exactly true that DFS is cheaper than some AD in town, cos for a common model say Datejust 116233 with diamond dial, was quoted ard $15K+ but my AD lobang can offer ard $14K+, so a saving of $1K plus!

[subz3ro]

i rather buy frm PI, still can haggle abit here n there

[Kohky26]

Soris, posted in T2...wrong terminal...my apologies...

just passed through T1 yesterday,

for all rolex lovers out there looking to buy...

Saw brand new TT GMT, SUB, Lady-sized TT/Pla YM n Men's sized as well.

Very keen to buy but rushing for my flight...now still overseas...for bros/sis passing through n thinking of buying, please go check it out...Cheers all!

[J.JUN]

The last time I was at changi airport, the PRC SA gave me a price which is more expensive than that offered in boutiques! Perhaps bargaining sales play a part but I was juz put off by the attitude... Ended up buying in boutique...

[lufu]

the last time I went to T3 duty free Rolex store. they said no discount apart from 7% GST off.
on top of that most of the popular models are out of stock.

complete waste of time.

[Jlim1968]

Gassan at T3 targets PRC customers flying home. Smarter Rolex collectors on ROC need to shop elsewhere!

[Saggice]

Yes out of stock the last time i was there...
Guess just buy off SG boutique better

[saber]

Yes, it's true. It's changi airport rewards card point system. U can apply The rewards card for free.

Is the reward systems still the same now? I just checked the website, for spending abobe $8k, SGD$1 = 3 points
500 points = $5 voucher?

[satch]

Just can't help ranting about these "rewards" scheme which IMHO is insincere and pathetic. Was at a capital mall yday and was shocked that to earn a $5, we have to spend $5k. That's like 0.1% ???

Does this really work to attract shoppers or retain shopper's loyalty? It's plain pittence.