Step-By-Step: Buying Your First Luxury Watch
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.พ. 2025
- If you've never bought a luxury watch before (or haven't in a while and need a refresher), this brief 20-minute video will help make sure you make a strong purchasing decision, and avoid scams & fakes.
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It’s amazing how much this dude talks about buying watches without talking about buying watches.
Can’t wait to jump in WTA! Love the videos you guys post. Keeps that excitement going until I can fully dive in. Thanks PJ, and happy belated birthday!
Very informative. Buying from an AD is the safest route, but taking these steps will help people out there wanting to buy luxury.
your not going tog et anything good from an AD unless you buy several shit watches. Go to a good grey market dealer
@@rybalchenkofamily this isn’t true. Didn’t buy any shit watches and got a black sub within a month of meeting with my AD. Fast forward a year and a few purchases - now I’m about to get a Daytona through them. Charisma and money is what makes them want to continue doing business with you and value your time/requests. Don’t go through grey market and get bent over with the prices. Imagine paying 60k for a panda Daytona 😂😂
Can I trade and invest in watches with bad credit. If not, what are the other ways to finance.
Also, is interest involved?
You don’t need credit. It’s a cash business.
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2:54 "Watches are *not* historically good investments. ... *Certain* watches [over time have become] longer-term investments. However, in the markets we're in over the last two-years, people have gotten this fake ideology that *all* watches are just investments because the *cost* of goods were going up in an inflationary period. ..."
Rolex cannot make enough watches. Very few Rolexes AP etc have ever lost value historically.
@@rybalchenkofamily Rolex makes 1 mill watches a year vs AP 40-60k a year. Comparing apples to oranges
I'm just wondering, since you buy your watches through different channels i.e. EBay. You say buy the seller and not the watch which makes complete sense. What are the follow-up questions you ask a seller to determine if the watch is legit or not? In a lot of cases there are watches without papers and box and one definite way to determine if it's fake or not is to open up the caseback whis is hard to to if everything is handled online
I don't ask follow ups about the watch being legit, but the seller being legit. Would that person have any reason to risk their entire reputation in the watch business by selling a fake or stolen piece? The more they have to lose, the less likely it is that you're getting a fake.
@@WatchTradingAcademy Thank you for your answer! That seems like a very sound way to approach the whole thing. I've been following you guys for a some time and today I decided to have a look at a Hublot 542.NX.7071.LR IRL and the watch had a good price tag but it had a lot of scratches on it so no good. You've inspired me to get I to the watch trading business but Sweden is a really difficult place to get started. Not gonna give up that easy!
nice
Step 1: Go to AD
Step 2: They Tell You To Get Fucked
Step 3: Go to Grey Market.
Step 4: Overpay but atleast you have a watch.
That's definitely one way