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Got a few pieces not getting any wrist time. Mostly some CasiOaks, possibly a Seiko or two. Any suggestions on the best way to unload? I was thinking ebay, but who wants to pay those fees🙄. Chrono24?
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I have had luck with Chrono24. That said, those models are more mainstream so possibly fashion resale shops (not exclusively watches) would work well.
I have had luck with Chrono24. That said, those models are more mainstream so possibly fashion resale shops (not exclusively watches) would work well.
Thanks. My son was telling me he uses Depop to sell his clothes so i might look into that too
Both previous suggestions are great. If thr watches are in good condition you could donate for charity auctions here on WC. Brian @Mr.Dee.Bater auctions a watch off every month. It will make your month when you donate for a great cause
Chrono24 charges fees too but it’s a safer way to sell as long as you’re skeptical and think critically when someone asks to work outside their escrow system. I have sold a few cheaper watches (Brew, Direnzo) as well as more expensive watches (Grand Seiko black stream, Seiko SJE093) through them with good results. But they do take a percentage of the sales price.
Chrono24 charges fees too but it’s a safer way to sell as long as you’re skeptical and think critically when someone asks to work outside their escrow system. I have sold a few cheaper watches (Brew, Direnzo) as well as more expensive watches (Grand Seiko black stream, Seiko SJE093) through them with good results. But they do take a percentage of the sales price.
Thanks, figures they would (gotta make money) but they beat eBay fees in your opinion?
Thanks, figures they would (gotta make money) but they beat eBay fees in your opinion?
They charge 6.5% of the sales price. Check out their FAQ section if you’re curious about the process
They charge 6.5% of the sales price. Check out their FAQ section if you’re curious about the process
Cool, thanks will do🫡