Private Watch Sales - When do you "like"?

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Radiumpassion

·Mar 7, 2020

 

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Tet

·Mar 7, 2020

Evitzee

Interesting watch, good condition, fair price.

Sums up the reason for my likes on sales posts.

 

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Tet

·Mar 7, 2020

mgmarsh39

I tend to do it for postings I want to save and go back to later. Your liked posts are there in your profile page.
Maybe not the most effective way but works for me.

Why not just Follow the thread?

 

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Spruce

·Mar 7, 2020·London sunburst dial fan

Radiumpassion

How clever is this film clip

 

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OMEGuy

·Mar 7, 2020

Spruce

How clever is this film clip

I wouldn't give it a LIKE, because there's enough ammunition.

 

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CaptainWinsor

·Mar 7, 2020

If I like the watch, regardless of price etc, I give it a like. Some watches are just nice looking

 

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Ottsby

·Mar 7, 2020

I never liked a sales post. YMMV.

 

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Dan S

·Mar 7, 2020

ConElPueblo

I always consider price.

You mean you don't bump a watch by posting "How is this still here?" when the watch is 50% overpriced? 🙄

[I think I will emulate you and consider price more carefully in the future, even when just "liking" listings. Some of the bumping is out of control.]

 

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janice&fred

·Mar 8, 2020

bump