Advice about selling a watch on Chrono24

Here are my 2 eurocents to the topic. I bought several watches from C24 and I always took into consideration VAT and shipping cost, as I believe most buyers, who consider buying watches from non EU countries vs EU. Additionally I prefer buying from shops rather from private sellers, as it gives me some assurance that there is some quality control and I will have some clients' support in case of any unforseen events (although not 100% sure if it's really so). Therefore the price difference should be significant enough in order that I consider moving up your offer withing my "shopping list".

A former coworker is from Taiwan, and my first thought was, do you have any friends or family in the USA? If so, you could send it to them (as a gift or whatever means needed to avoid customs/tarriff fees) and they could then in turn send it to the lucky buyer. I write that assuming that the US is the strongest market for the FOIS.

I sold mine last year to a USA buyer, and I can't remember for how much, but I believe that it was around $7K, perhaps a bit less. Like Larry S wrote above, once I've decided to part with a watch (or a car or whatever) I don't worry about what I paid for it, but rather what I might be able to get for it. The former is irrelevant at this point.