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I know we're talking about Germany now, but just for your information, I've had some excellent negotiating experiences in Thessaloniki, Greece. The people there speak English perfectly, and are super friendly when negotiating for prices, simply because it's customary there. I was surprised at how many watch and jewelry shops they have around the main shoping district. I've seen at least 10. The list price for a IWC Fliegeruhr, for example, is Euros 50 more than in Germany, but you can negotioate more.
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