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chickenman26
·From my perspective, their focus is more on mechanical condition and authenticity which can be assessed with objectivity.
Selling on Amazon(?) Wish Me Luck!
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WatchVaultNYC
·Your perspective notwithstanding, it may be the consumer's perspective that actually gets the watch sold. A consumer might reasonably question the thoroughness of any inspection that states a quartz watch contains a self-winding movement. Just saying...
Like I said previously, I need Watchfacts to get on Amazon. Without it, I don't get to have an opportunity to get an Amazon customer's perspective at all.
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OrangeSeconds
·This was an insightful thread.
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Lovewatches2
·As some of you know, my main business is in the manufacture and sale of accessories for 2-seat roadsters, my brand being the most popular in the small niche (we are the big fish in the tiny pond of roadster luggage). Omegas I have always considered a side hobby biz.
Today it looks like it's going to start being much more serious. I have a call tomorrow with Amazon to discuss onboarding on their certified pre-owned watch program. (I've already sold my non-watch goods on Amazon for about 10 years).
It's not a foregone conclusion - over the years the roadster luggage biz has been invited by Tesla, Audi and GM to supply them with OEM fitted luggage for the Tesla Model S, Audi A8, and for a slew of Cadillacs and Corvettes, none of which had ever ended with a bulk order. Failure is a definite possibility here.
But if I do get in, I'll be one of the bigger fish in that Amazon pond too, probably supplying up to 30% of the pre-owned Omega watch inventory. - Sharing the excitement and anxiety with you guys - Wish me luck!
