When i first contacted watchbrokers.com in april of i had an engaging conversation with albert gentilini.
However, he crossed the line by sending an email stating, "if you look half as good as you sound, we are going to get along great."
This lack of business ethics raised an alert. I brought this lack of discretion to his attention. He was apologetic and promised he would never engage in this behavior with a woman client again.
When i called to arrange an appointment, he asked me to meet him for a drink at a local restaurant close to the watch broker office, which i often frequent but in my neighborhood.
I declined as i do not mix business with pleasure OR at least until the business has proven their worthiness.
For a myriad of reasons, i took several watches in to be sold. When i was leaving, he requested my driver's license so watchbrokers.
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