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9 July 2019, 01:35 AM | #1 |
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Join Date: Feb 2019
Location: London, England
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How can I "legitimize" my watches for eventual sale?
Hello all,
I have been an admirer of vintage Rolex watches for many years. I have reached the point in life where I want to liquidate some of the ones I have accumulated (for the benefit of my eventual heirs). My problem is that I have only ever been a buyer, so I have no credibility as a seller. I would prefer not to sell to dealers or via auction houses. I have not been able to find a dealer who would be willing to give me a "certificate of authenticity" or something similar. One thought that I have is to get insurance appraisals for the pieces (15 to 20) which I would like to sell, in order to establish that they are genuine. Would this give comfort to prospective buyers, or would it be a wasted effort? If this would help in the selling process, can anyone recommend a London-based appraiser? Thanks for your thoughts, Joel |
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