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InVision · 24 November 2010, 07:03 AM

Watches without papers are cheaper, but in the long run the papers will add significant value to a complete set. So opt out if you are never going to sell seems logical.

Mike

c_mccann · 24 November 2010, 07:11 AM

This parallel's the debate on running Chevron fuels in your car for resale... Legit sellers look, sound and are.. legit. I purchased my Exp II without papers, box only, and the seller was legit and the watch checked out 100%. Been a good watch for almost 10 years. I sold my mom'd DJ and had papers and box and the buyer could care less.. It was a 1975 model and had been serviced 4 times in it's life, and needed another servicing.. And band.

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24 November 2010, 07:03 AM	#31
InVision Banned Join Date: Dec 2008 Real Name: Mike Location: Destin, FL USA Watch: Outerspace DayDate Posts: 2,662	Watches without papers are cheaper, but in the long run the papers will add significant value to a complete set. So opt out if you are never going to sell seems logical. Mike

24 November 2010, 07:11 AM	#32
c_mccann "TRF" Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Orange County, Ca Posts: 14	This parallel's the debate on running Chevron fuels in your car for resale... Legit sellers look, sound and are.. legit. I purchased my Exp II without papers, box only, and the seller was legit and the watch checked out 100%. Been a good watch for almost 10 years. I sold my mom'd DJ and had papers and box and the buyer could care less.. It was a 1975 model and had been serviced 4 times in it's life, and needed another servicing.. And band.

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