Usually i post about nice watches, but today i want to share an experience i had when visiting Steltman Watches in The Hague.Today a friend and me went looking for a watch for him. He was about to buying a new Panerai GMT (PAM88) which was on his wishlist for quite some time now. Ad - Scroll to continue with article After visiting a few great shops, who unfortunately didn’t have the desired watch, we went to the Panerai AD here in The Hague, Steltman Watches. While my friend asked for the PAM88 i told the sales person i’d like to see another Panerai that i just love, the PAM212.The salesman was Andrew Brom, the son of the owner of Steltman Watches. He told me he had seen me in the shop before and asked if i had bought a watch there before. I said i didn’t. Than he asked me if he should invest his time in me, since I had never bought a watch there….After i realised what he just told me i put the PAM212 down and told him to have a great day and we left. I’ve never been in a shop where i was treated this rude… let alone a high end juweler who also carries brands like Lange und Sohne, Patek Philippe, IWC and Breguet.Later on i talked to my good friend Edwin who owns several Lange watches and he told me he had the? exact similar experience with Andrew Brom. And he even knew a few more watch enthousiast who had the same unpleasant experience with this young man.I find it shocking to be treated this way. I love watches, i enjoy them a lot, but i’m not in the position to buy a watch every time i visit an AD. I always need to try a watch several times before i can spent a lot of money.