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rickinAZ · 23 March 2011, 06:41 AM

Interestingly, I've noticed for-sale watches described as BNIB with qualifiers like "almost perfect". Or, "no scratches or dings". Also, BNIBs listed with the stickers removed. I've even seen BNIB with a notation that it was only worn several times. To me, BNIB means literally as received at the AD originally. Am I missing something? Everything else is some version of used.

23 March 2011, 06:41 AM	#1
rickinAZ Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: Arizona Posts: 16	definition of BNIB? Interestingly, I've noticed for-sale watches described as BNIB with qualifiers like "almost perfect". Or, "no scratches or dings". Also, BNIBs listed with the stickers removed. I've even seen BNIB with a notation that it was only worn several times. To me, BNIB means literally as received at the AD originally. Am I missing something? Everything else is some version of used.

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