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re: OT watch aficionados - getting something nice quickly
Posted on 6/16/23 at 3:31 pm to Meauxjeaux
Posted on 6/16/23 at 3:31 pm to Meauxjeaux
I wouldn't do it, no matter what the price was. If it was a diver or field watch I could overlook the Wabi Sabi (wear/character) but it isn't a diver or field watch. It is a watch someone has just used for daily wear, probably for quite a while.
Take a breath and don't go all in, remember you haven't been wearing watches, hell you may not even like it. Although I think you will.
You can find plenty of inexpensive brands lightly used with box and papers on places like the WatchUSeek for sale area. There are a lot of flippers that wear something a few times and sell it on. You can also spend some time on the WUS affordable watch forum those guys can really squeeze a buck and it will introduce you to the micro-brand market which has some great value and interesting watches.
I love it when people discover watches but take some time and get a little perspective and focus before you make your next purchase and I guarantee it will save you money and heartache in the future.
Take a breath and don't go all in, remember you haven't been wearing watches, hell you may not even like it. Although I think you will.
You can find plenty of inexpensive brands lightly used with box and papers on places like the WatchUSeek for sale area. There are a lot of flippers that wear something a few times and sell it on. You can also spend some time on the WUS affordable watch forum those guys can really squeeze a buck and it will introduce you to the micro-brand market which has some great value and interesting watches.
I love it when people discover watches but take some time and get a little perspective and focus before you make your next purchase and I guarantee it will save you money and heartache in the future.
Posted on 6/16/23 at 3:38 pm to Obtuse1
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I love it when people discover watches but take some time and get a little perspective and focus before you make your next purchase and I guarantee it will save you money and heartache in the future.
Great help... I'm thinking for this purchase it's kind of a like your first car with your first decent job... just something respectable to get you around and feel comfortable pulling up to customers offices, etc.
I'll be in the market later this year for something I'd really like and can spend some money on it then.
Posted on 9/17/23 at 9:07 am to Obtuse1
Ok.
Here’s the situation:
Submariner 16610 bought in 1996 and in very good condition.
No box/papers.
Last service was 2007……running fine.
Got appraisal at Zadocs last year ($10,800).
Interested in moving on to something new/fun. What’s your advice on easiest and most secure path to flipping it?
Here’s the situation:
Submariner 16610 bought in 1996 and in very good condition.
No box/papers.
Last service was 2007……running fine.
Got appraisal at Zadocs last year ($10,800).
Interested in moving on to something new/fun. What’s your advice on easiest and most secure path to flipping it?
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