eBay @ $.99.
I’ve built up a large collection over very little time and, as you’d imagine, got a little smarter as I went along. I have a few early purchases that are perfectly fine, and I understand why I bought them, but I also know they won’t get much wrist time. And since some of these are not the big brands, I can’t figure on anyone wanting to pay much for them.
I clearly don’t mind spending money on watches but I hate that some of them will lie around unused.
What do you do with such watches? My adult kids have no interest in them, my wife has stolen some of these (which she loves) from me, but there are still 3-5 I shouldn’t have bought. Other than send them to you, what do you do? Just enjoy them when you choose to? Sell them at a loss? Stop worrying?
Ebay @ $0.01 auction, I do that all the time. Gets the fairest price possible.
(yet half the time deadbeat winner does not pay)
Try and sell them, even if you lose, then buy one or two that you know will gain value over time. When it comes to watches, it's always profit and loss
Do you pick a particular day of week / month to get better results?
Are you able to determine how long to let the auction run?
Are there tips for getting the most visibility (other than thorough accurate description and great pictures)?
I was thinking of the auction suggestions. Doesn't that mean you don't set the price?
Are you referring to a 'reserve' price?
