Peace of mind when selling

[Sir Larry Wildman]

What risks does the seller have in a private watch sale?

I'm thinking of privately selling one of my watches (up until now I've only ever traded in to an AD). The watch is darn near close to LNIB and still has most of the factory warranty remaining. The only issue that I am worried about would be if the buyer changed his mind and demanded a refund. I know private transactions are "as is", and of course I would provide as many pictures as needed, but I am genuinely curious if there is any risk involved for the seller once he or she receives the wire and the watch reaches the destination in the described condition?

[Tri-Tip]

Originally Posted by Sir Larry Wildman

What risks does the seller have in a private watch sale?

I'm thinking of privately selling one of my watches (up until now I've only ever traded in to an AD). The watch is darn near close to LNIB and still has most of the factory warranty remaining. The only issue that I am worried about would be if the buyer changed his mind and demanded a refund. I know private transactions are "as is", and of course I would provide as many pictures as needed, but I am genuinely curious if there is any risk involved for the seller once he or she receives the wire and the watch reaches the destination in the described condition?

I would keep in mind that "described condition" is very subjective.

One man's LNIB is another man's beater.