buying, selling, flipping for the perfect collection

[AndyK]

I'm always switching things up. Born restless I guess.

[Sammk]

beautiful shot!.. Glad to hear some young people also own DDII's..I thought i was probably the only

Originally Posted by thomaspp

The DD is not an old man's watch! I'm in my early 30s guys!! Have a great weekend!

[AK797]

Originally Posted by Sammk

Exact same 2 watches i want!!... and AP surely is a beauty

Thanks Sammk. Race ya!

I would contact BQ watches, they offered me a good price for mine. Also join TZ-UK to sell there once you qualify. For ebay only do cash on collection.

[Sammk]

Ok so I guess its pretty normal that I'm deciding to change my watch for a different model after I purchased it just 3 months ago.. glad to know I'm not loosing my mind :P..

[Sammk]

lolz....nice one

Originally Posted by roklee

Flipped so many times that i went back to my original peices.

[Sammk]

haha.. nicely said

Originally Posted by PanosI

I quote the signature of a good friend of mine :
" I am looking for the perfect watch.......i hope that i never find it ! "

[GRabens]

Flipping is normal. You will lose some cash if you sell to a dealer, but in my opinion this is a lot safer than getting scammed for a big ticket item by a stranger. At the end of the day there is no reason to keep something you no longer love. Bite the bullet and get what you really want, at least for today...lol

I would recommend contacting one of the trusted sellers active on this website to explore your options. I just completed a trade this week with David SW. Smooth, fair trade transaction. Google luck.

[superdog]

Originally Posted by thomaspp

The ole flip! I've done it a few times but trying to stay away from that now. DDII is a great one IMHO and wouldn't trade for any submariner.

Agree with this.

And I'm a confirmed master flipper. I've got the perfect outlet.

He's called DavidSW. He makes it all very easy.

I lose, of course, but it's all part of the hobby. And I too, enjoy the chase.

[Louscamaro91]

I'm more of a buyer and holder when it come to my higher end watches. Otherwise, I'll dabble in citizen, seiko's or various older wind-up stuff.

[Gaijin]

In my humble opinion for a tue WIS there is no perfect collection. You always want one more...


When you get it..


You want one more....

[jamesbondOO7]

Buy for keep.

[louis redfoot]

perhaps timeshare with friends, like trading video games back in the day. i ain't selling at a loss, no way.

[FTX I]

Originally Posted by Gaijin

In my humble opinion for a tue WIS there is no perfect collection. You always want one more...


When you get it..


You want one more....

Very true.

[Sammk]

Im relatively new to this forum... How do I see the the trusted sellers active on this website and how do I see details about this David SW?

Originally Posted by GRabens

Flipping is normal. You will lose some cash if you sell to a dealer, but in my opinion this is a lot safer than getting scammed for a big ticket item by a stranger. At the end of the day there is no reason to keep something you no longer love. Bite the bullet and get what you really want, at least for today...lol

I would recommend contacting one of the trusted sellers active on this website to explore your options. I just completed a trade this week with David SW. Smooth, fair trade transaction. Google luck.

[Sammk]

How do I get in touch with this David SW?

Originally Posted by superdog

Agree with this.

And I'm a confirmed master flipper. I've got the perfect outlet.

He's called DavidSW. He makes it all very easy.

I lose, of course, but it's all part of the hobby. And I too, enjoy the chase.

[AK797]

Originally Posted by Sammk

How do I get in touch with this David SW?

You can send him a Private Message on that username. Also try Sohail as he has a UK contact so less customs issues.

[harrjaso]

I've sold a couple but am more of a buy and wear


Sent from an iPhone on a secluded island

[Sammk]

Here is the picture of my current two:

[Sammk]

Im a newbie to the forum...is there a list of trusted sellers over here somewhere which I can see? If not then how do I see which are the the trusted sellers here?

Originally Posted by GRabens

Flipping is normal. You will lose some cash if you sell to a dealer, but in my opinion this is a lot safer than getting scammed for a big ticket item by a stranger. At the end of the day there is no reason to keep something you no longer love. Bite the bullet and get what you really want, at least for today...lol

I would recommend contacting one of the trusted sellers active on this website to explore your options. I just completed a trade this week with David SW. Smooth, fair trade transaction. Google luck.