I do have to say, I do see the concern with luxury watches here. Paris is by far the sketchiest place I’ve been to. Last year I went to London last year and saw Rolex, Richard Mille, etc. here I noticed a bunch of fashion watches and Casio F91s. The only luxury watches I saw here was 1 Cartier and a few Seikos

And Marathon for the win!!! This is at the Palace at Versailles

I’ve sold about 8 watches this year, and you have a few options.

1. Look at what others price the same watch you are selling. See what the cheapest price is for a comparable watch. And see if you are willing to let it go for a few bucks cheaper, if not don’t bother selling. Keep in mind eBay of going to take 15% of that.

2. Only do buyitnow and give free shipping, I just ship it on a flat rate box

3. Be ready to deal with the amount of money you loss.

Example. You purchased a watch $1000. The best price on eBay is $750 buy it now. You post yours for $700 buyitnow. From the $700 you pay like $16 shipping and like $75 for eBay fees. So after eBay collects and you ship the $700 watch you sold you get like $610

I would love to, but I prefer to not carry anything extra. Just the one on my wrist

Never been, just going to do the typical touristy stuff. It’s definitely going to be long sleeve/jacket weather. It’s just crazy the reputation Paris has with watch theft. I wonder if most selected the Marathon because It’s less flashy/safer or because it’s liked more.

It’s pretty crazy though. I was in London in October and I’ve never seen so many luxury watches in the week I was there. A bunch of Subs,GMTs, and I even noticed a couple wearing a Daytona oysterlex and the lady with Hublot, Richard Mill, etc. I’ve never spotted so many luxury watches, and I mean in the Subway, streets, everywhere. I wonder if the high crime exists because there’s so many people wearing them. For all I know they can be fakes.crazy. I was just wearing a Seiko Turtle

Yeah, I guess it does catch the eye a bit. The white dial of the Marathon is quite the opposite. Maybe I’ll save the Weiss for summer weather.