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Mr Supernatural · 25 December 2020, 11:32 AM

Hey all, first time member and first time Rolex buyer here.
I recently engaged Hans Singer at Watchbox for a trade. I sent him pictures of a Omega Seamaster and got a commitment for $1200. The watch I was trading for was a 2020 Datejust 41. The Datejust was priced at $6800 plus tax plus and my watch. I sent the watch in and Hans got back with me after the inspection and said he could only give me $500 for my watch.
He offered me the Datejust for $8060 plus my watch.
Questions I have are is this a good deal and is Watchbox reputable?

Hans also said that he did not receive the warranty card with the box from my Seamaster. This is very disturbing because I know that I sent the warranty card at FedEx. I took a picture of it before I gave it to FedEx. Which makes me think that Watchbox is not reputable.

GGGMT · 17 March 2021, 03:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Mr Supernatural

Hey all, first time member and first time Rolex buyer here.
I recently engaged Hans Singer at Watchbox for a trade. I sent him pictures of a Omega Seamaster and got a commitment for $1200. The watch I was trading for was a 2020 Datejust 41. The Datejust was priced at $6800 plus tax plus and my watch. I sent the watch in and Hans got back with me after the inspection and said he could only give me $500 for my watch.
He offered me the Datejust for $8060 plus my watch.
Questions I have are is this a good deal and is Watchbox reputable?

Hans also said that he did not receive the warranty card with the box from my Seamaster. This is very disturbing because I know that I sent the warranty card at FedEx. I took a picture of it before I gave it to FedEx. Which makes me think that Watchbox is not reputable.

WatchBox is

% legit and great seller. Buy the seller

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3 Putt · 17 March 2021, 07:30 PM

Did Watchbox give you a reason for the difference between the $1,200 original offer and the $500 final offer? Did you describe your watch accurately before sending it to them for evaluation and provide pictures?

25 December 2020, 11:32 AM	#1
Mr Supernatural "TRF" Member Join Date: Dec 2020 Location: Asheville NC Posts: 1	Questions about Watchbox Hey all, first time member and first time Rolex buyer here. I recently engaged Hans Singer at Watchbox for a trade. I sent him pictures of a Omega Seamaster and got a commitment for $1200. The watch I was trading for was a 2020 Datejust 41. The Datejust was priced at $6800 plus tax plus and my watch. I sent the watch in and Hans got back with me after the inspection and said he could only give me $500 for my watch. He offered me the Datejust for $8060 plus my watch. Questions I have are is this a good deal and is Watchbox reputable? Hans also said that he did not receive the warranty card with the box from my Seamaster. This is very disturbing because I know that I sent the warranty card at FedEx. I took a picture of it before I gave it to FedEx. Which makes me think that Watchbox is not reputable.

17 March 2021, 07:30 PM	#3
3 Putt "TRF" Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Real Name: Jeff Location: Florida/China Watch: All of them Posts: 242	Did Watchbox give you a reason for the difference between the $1,200 original offer and the $500 final offer? Did you describe your watch accurately before sending it to them for evaluation and provide pictures? __________________ “If you drink, don’t drive. Don’t even putt.” ― Dean Martin

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