Archer
路路Omega Qualified WatchmakerA 2998 thread and the only pic we get is a customs form by Al ?! Blasphemy 馃槣
No pics, but this is the thread where the watch is first seen here:
https://omegaforums.net/threads/advice-needed-on-this-2998-1.98224/
Please consider donating to help offset our high running costs.
A 2998 thread and the only pic we get is a customs form by Al ?! Blasphemy 馃槣
Is this the same watch that your "friend" inherited back in July....
OP wrote "I don't have a personal number to contact him"
Maybe a silly question but how can you deal on such a valuable watch without exchange phone numbers?馃槙
This story is more interesting than my Bond book, a covert operation, a member has gone awol, possible government involvement...

Nice watch, going by the bible of Speedmaster101 if its in good condition (middle ground) that $42000, in some situations this is where an international auction house is a good bet.
4 pages in and there has been no discussion about poop, depth ratings or Snorkeling...I feel cheated on this thread.
Fine- here we go- SNORKEL!!!
4 pages in and there has been no discussion about poop, depth ratings or Snorkeling...I feel cheated on this thread.
Fine- here we go- SNORKEL!!!
No, but that is not this situation. The watch was brought into the US with the specific plan to sell it. When you enter the US, you have to fill out a customs declaration form, and if you are bringing in items for sale, they need to be declared as such:
Not doing so would make the person who smuggled the watch in, subject to penalties. There's no grey area here.
Cheers, Al
I think there is Al.
If I wear a wristwatch when entering the US and don't declare that I intend to sell it, who is to know if I intend to sell it or not. I am not smuggling anything.
If I am having a beer in some hotel bar and start talking watches with a stranger who notices my watch and offers to buy it on the spot, am I breaking any law by selling it to them ?
Would US customs have any previous PM's between myself and said stranger on OF logged on their database?
No, but that is not this situation. The watch was brought into the US with the specific plan to sell it. When you enter the US, you have to fill out a customs declaration form, and if you are bringing in items for sale, they need to be declared as such:
the question would be, if you turned a profit on the sale, would you claim that as income on your taxes?
If I wear a wristwatch when entering the US and don't declare that I intend to sell it, who is to know if I intend to sell it or not. I am not smuggling anything.
If I am having a beer in some hotel bar and start talking watches with a stranger who notices my watch and offers to buy it on the spot, am I breaking any law by selling it to them ?
Just for me: Is this forum a place to find answers from the experts or a place to be punished for asking quesions?