Why you can't get one in Russia.
The closest stocking boutiques to Russia are in Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga and Warsaw, each across an EU external border. The boutique itself enforces a one-piece-per-person-per-store-per-day rule, and popular colorways usually sell out within the first hour of restock days. On top of that, EU sanctions on luxury exports to Russia and Stripe restrictions on Russian-issued card payments mean a direct EU-to-Russia shipment of a Royal Pop is often not the working route. Most Russian buyers we work with end up using a forwarding address in the UAE, Kazakhstan, Armenia or Serbia, plus a payment route through a non-Russian card or bank transfer. We arrange both with you as part of your order, not as a barrier to it.
How our sourcing service works.
Pick your colorway on our shop page and pay in EUR via Stripe. If your Russian-issued card is declined by Stripe, which it usually is, contact us and we arrange a bank transfer or an alternative card from outside Russia. Once payment clears, our Vienna team sources the watch from an EU boutique, inspects it, and photographs it for you. We ship to a Russian address where current EU rules allow, and where they do not, we ship to a forwarder address you nominate in the UAE, Kazakhstan, Armenia or Serbia. Standard colorways are €1,500 ex-VAT, Otto Rosso is €1,100, Blaue Acht is €1,300, Lan Ba is €3,200, and the Complete Set is €15,000.
Shipping to Russia.
Direct EU-to-Russia courier shipment of a Royal Pop is restricted under current EU sanctions on luxury goods exports. Rather than refusing the sale, we route around it with you. The standard plan is to ship from Vienna to a forwarder you trust in the UAE, Kazakhstan, Armenia or Serbia, fully insured and tracked, and you arrange the final leg into Russia under local rules. If you have a workable direct delivery plan we will use it. If no plan is workable on your specific order, we refund the watch price minus any boutique sourcing already incurred.