Loved the article. I buy a ton on ebay. One thing I don't agree with Eric about: I rarely ask questions as the seller can post the answers on the listing thus helping others to bid up the price. I love bad pictures which usually indicates a disinterested or uneducated seller (it gives me a chance to sleuth). I search for key words: "knob", "face", "overwound", etc., which also indicates a non-watch seller. Always check their history of what they buy and sell. If I see a bunch of watches in their history, I assume they know what they are doing and I'm less likely to find a treasure. I live for the person who is truly selling Grandpas watch ;-)
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