Selling, Swapping or Wanted Watches & Timepieces *Please read rules in 1st post**

A quick Google says that the H21 movement is basically a Valjoux 7750 so not uncommon.

You could try Dawson Jewellers, they sorted a Seamaster for me before after I similarly dropped one on a wooden floor and it was acting up. They serviced and repaired it but only charged me for a service.

Or Chris in watchfix/iChrono, plenty of us have dealt with him.

Don’t expect this to sell here but never know.

Ming 27.01 full set with both brown/grey strap and burgundy strap. In excellent condition.

6k trade value and happy to trade up or down or sideways. 5.5k for sale.

Bored. I need a seconds hand.Not too worried about value in general.

I am a lazy seller. Here. Maybe Tz. Hadn’t thought of Belfast!

It really does make a difference IMO. Especially if you negotiate a decent %

GLWS

I didn’t bother changing the percentage. I just said what I wanted to net to me. Don’t care what they add then to make on top. If they want to drop the price after that to sell my expectation will be for me to get the same net or I will just take it back.

Speaking of cranky dealers.

https://www.adverts.ie/26530528

Thought my line of questioning as legitimate. Was trying to establish if it was a 16713 or 16713t or if they are the same thing even.

He gets a bit cranky alright. I think the watch is genuine, but I cannot figure out the reference on it and the service card tells one story and the warranty card tells another. Something not quite right. While I appreciate that there are a lot of tyre kickers on adverts, asking 12k for a watch mean you have to do some leg work.

Left to him is also strange. Especially as he is clearly a dealer. I have figured he is prob close to 60 based on his “35 year” relationship with Keanes.

you have to give his feedback the give his feedback the benefit of the doubt.

I was actually semi interested. When you consider a gmt Pepsi is hitting 30k these look like almost value. Not to wear for me but cash in the bank grows smaller daily.

Not so sure if iChrono knows the ref numbers. I remember he got called out on one recently he got wrong and his excuse was he didn't have the papers so he didn't know what exact model it was 🤨

The seller is a dealer so my expectation is that he has the required information to accurately describe the item.

1) He states it to be 2009 ( not to say it couldn’t have languished for years before sale of course). It’s only in the last 5 years all Rolex models sells like hot cakes. You would have gotten a discount on this 5 years ago. Does he have the warranty card or not to be able to state it as being 2009.

2) Wrong box and he didn’t even know it.

3) Strange story about the original card being in jewellery’s still despite the watch being back from service to have images taken with the service card, not withstanding the box and papers would not usually be taken by the AD as not worth the hassle minding them.

4) Refusal to answer what the model number is as I suspect there is a discrepancy between the two cards and he is avoiding purposely at this point.

5) at another point he said he can’t find the original warranty card (now story is it’s in the jewellers)

6) Story is now is was “left the watch”. You see these types of stories regularly on fakes etc. not saying this is but it’s a cover used to try and absolve the seller of responsibility for the item almost.

he avoided a similar line of question on this add below for the same watch

https://www.adverts.ie/26348623

The ad or comments must have been edited .There's none of those points coming up that I can see but understandable the doubt when the sellers carry on like that. The wrong box and date was enough to put me off it.

Popping your panerai cherry

right sub 10k and unkle size ..46mm Navitimer?

OK unk....your warm with that one. Breitling no.

You must be the winner again Cyrus. He had one of those and regretted selling!