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Selling a watch you own can be a complicated and stressful proposition if it is not planned properly. The following tips will help you control the promotion, presentation and sale process to your advantage.
1. Prepare your watch for sale by ensuring it's physical condition is the best possible.
2. How to set an asking price? research, research and research more. Historical prices and trending play a critical role in establishing a price for your model.
3. Do you have a vintage watch or a relatively new one? Watches over 50 years old are normally always considered vintage. Below 10 years old to except in rare cases your watch will be considered a new model. Between 10 and 50 years is highly dependent on the item itself
4. Is your specific model in demand now? Remember trained have peaks and valleys. Of course you'll want to sell on a demand peak.
5. Are you going to take your watch to a local jeweler or a specialist? As in any industry the more specialized the person that is purchasing your product chances are you will garner a better price from them. Not only do they know the products better they may already have a waiting buyer which will make your sale even more smooth.
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