Is trading in really a good deal ?

[hbombkid]

I would say if the deal is right trade with a trusted seller. I have done both of selling and tradings.

For accessories I would sell outright, but watches do a trade. You take the low ball offers off the table not worrying if you are getting scammed etc.

I originally was gonna sell my DJ II outright and had a deal close in place then out of nowhere guy backs out. I said I will take a little hit and have my watch in a couple days. I ended up losing 300 it was worth it for not having a hassle.

[Flying Clog]

Originally Posted by watchwatcher

Whatever you do, I would wait for the 126655, with the glide lock. Good luck!

If I want to wait 10 years or pay 10k over list - sure.

But will try a 116655 to see if I can get a good fit first.


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[myusernamez]

Do AD's actually take back watches? I mean as a general rule would it be allowed or would most do it?

[HogwldFLTR]

Originally Posted by myusernamez

Do AD's actually take back watches? I mean as a general rule would it be allowed or would most do it?

The two I deal with have their policy on their websites. I don't know about others. They both take them back for trade ups.

[champ74]

Originally Posted by kliminator

if you're looking for convenience - trade in.

If you're looking for the most cash - sell em yourself.

+1

[ILuvSubs]

This! BTW, please let us know how you go.

Originally Posted by Kliminator

If you're looking for convenience - trade in.

If you're looking for the most cash - sell em yourself.

[WatchLurv]

Would you get more if you part exchanged your car at a dealership? They'll always offer you less, so it's better to get rid of the car first yourself. Same can be applied to watches.

[huba01]

Originally Posted by Snow-Dweller

Selling privately is an absolute hassle. Better to deal with an “honest” grey.

Fully aggree