I’m facing a bit of a dilemma. I want to refresh my collection and add something new, but there are a few watches I don’t use that I also can’t seem to part with. Two are German, and one is Swiss. None of them are particularly rare or limited edition, so ...
If you are considering trading a piece in, it's time to move on from it. Strive for a collection where trading any piece is not even an idea that you can entertain. On the other hand... I have been exactly where you are, and often struggle. I figure , if ...
May I ask what three models you are considering to trade? No worries if you’d like to keep it confidential. For my first Patek world time I traded in three not very collectible Swiss watches and cash. I got the Patek brand new. I think the AD at the time ...
And yes sometimes one has to sell more than one watch. I always ask myself a question - if I love a watch, it will not be sold even if I lust after another. But if I only like a watch, it will not remain in my collection for long irrespective of whether t...
as you've said, life isn't forever. This is especially so since it is the Patek WT, and replacing those to be sacrificed wouldn't be impossible. Good luck, and looking forward to seeing your incoming.
And the ones you don't wear, you can always but again (you won't) 3 for 1? not an issue. Its a +-15% loss? that's a reasonable fee to play. I'd move fwd for the grail.
you do not wear often, IMO you should trade them for something you lust for. Collecting watches is an expensive hobby and, to me, trading is a reasonable way to try different pieces and brands. Looking forward to your decision !
Even if you do find yourself missing a watch that's been sold and need to have it back, it can be an opportunity to "upgrade" to a different dial color, case material, or other variation.