Selling/flipping

[direwolf]

I think I have gone a little too far and made too many purchases in the last two years. Might let a couple go. What do you recommend as the best/fairest way to do that? Thx in advance for advice. I asked a few weeks ago about selling or trading at Torneau and what they offered was a joke. Most likely will let go my Sub C, which was bought new in October and possibly my Zblue milgauss.

[magnetic]

Sign up to become a 'pledge member' and thrn you can offer them for sale on the appropriate thread.

[Al1969]

Originally Posted by direwolf

I think I have gone a little too far and made too many purchases in the last two years. Might let a couple go. What do you recommend as the best/fairest way to do that? Thx in advance for advice. I asked a few weeks ago about selling or trading at Torneau and what they offered was a joke. Most likely will let go my Sub C, which was bought new in October and possibly my Zblue milgauss.

What are you thinking of trading/selling?
For max return, you need to sell them yourself.
If you're looking for expediency and minimize risk of getting scammed, then look at the 'trusted' sellers here and inquire on trade value(s).

[Vinyasa]

Many of the trusted sellers will consider trades and purchases of gently used timepieces. Start there. My experience in dealing with ADs is less satisfying, as you'll probably get less of an offer.

[watchwatcher]

What do you have in the collection?

[Goin2drt]

Vote for trusted seller.

[Afghanvet]

Originally Posted by magnetic

Sign up to become a 'pledge member' and thrn you can offer them for sale on the appropriate thread.

Yep

[japenney]

I would go the trusted seller route for someone who is new to selling. However, if you would like to take the time to tske pictures and research fair sale prices you can probably post the ADs yourself and net an extra $1000 or so.