I think they are agents rather than resellers, correct? They don’t actually have the watch and they facilitate the transaction once they get a sale. This is why you may see the same watch in multiple listings. Also, there is a disclaimer that it “needs to be acquired.”
Probably a resale of this watch.
https://item.rakuten.co.jp/kanteiyamagata/24-2892minami/
Incorrect IMO, they are individuals that simply steal their pics/descriptions from their sites and relist on eBay. There's a decent amount of ppl here that do not want to deal with overseas customers due to language barrier, fears of fraud, and because in the eyes of some Japanese (mainly older generations) gaikoku scary/shady.
I was under the impression that it could be both. Some act as an agent where they will purchase the watch from the store hence why the listings state " watch to be aquired"
The store had its own online shop, which was somewhat cheaper without Rakuten Ichiba's commission.
https://kanteikyoku-web.jp/shop/products/detail/109497
Usually, if you want to buy from a store that does not ship outside Japan, you can use a proxy purchasing service like Buyee.
The price on eBay includes both the dealer's commission and the fee the dealer pays to eBay. However, buying on eBay allows you to rely on eBay's strong buyer protection in case of any issues.
If you use a proxy purchasing service, the total price you pay will likely be lower than on eBay. However, in the event of a problem, such as an initial defect, resolving the issue will be much more difficult.
The store had its own online shop, which was somewhat cheaper without Rakuten Ichiba's commission.
https://kanteikyoku-web.jp/shop/products/detail/109497
Usually, if you want to buy from a store that does not ship outside Japan, you can use a proxy purchasing service like Buyee.
The price on eBay includes both the dealer's commission and the fee the dealer pays to eBay. However, buying on eBay allows you to rely on eBay's strong buyer protection in case of any issues.
If you use a proxy purchasing service, the total price you pay will likely be lower than on eBay. However, in the event of a problem, such as an initial defect, resolving the issue will be much more difficult.
If you use a local shipment agent, don`t forget it is an inside Japan Sale and that is subject to an extra 10% Tax.
Anyone has link to closer web site. Don’t pop up on googling it. Thank you for the elady link.
