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  • jamester
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    Definitely pre-owned unless I can't find the model in 2nd hand markets or I plan to own the watch for life (which is unlikely). Used to buy my watches brand new but i found the depreciation to be ridiculous when I sell them off. I would rather let someone else soak up the depreciation.

    But when I buy pre-owned, I will only consider those in mint condition with complete box and papers unless it's a vintage watch

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  • watchlover2505
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    Personal view: Nowadays, pawnshop like money max does carry good quality. Worth taking a look.

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  • bigbig
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    Got a fren nv buy new watches.. Always pre-owned n constantly changing..

    Buy sell buy sell..

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  • bambangtan
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    Pre-owned as we will wear at anyway.

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  • derekong
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    used to have the thought that I would only buy BNIB becos I wanna be the first owner....

    Until my friend influenced me to try pre-owned and this allowed me to buy and sell and wear different watches without coughing too many top ups...

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  • Linda
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    For me personally, I would go for the new one simply because of the thought that I am the first person wearing the watch and I am 100% sure it's a safe buy. I would just save a bit more to buy the watch I really want.

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  • BlueBatman
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    Of course brand new would be better.
    Save a bit more and go for brand new.
    Will feel more "safe" in heart if buying brand new.

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  • houhao
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    buying new watch is the best

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  • houhao
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    Originally posted by feilong108 View Post
    hehehe..i simply want a Deepsea at 6k....bad luck or not i will revert back to the seller after i wear for 5years...hehehehe....kidding nia....
    getting point

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  • KJ2014
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    pre-owned with full package is fine
    Originally posted by commoner View Post
    Been lurking in this forum for sometime liao.

    Except for my 1st pre-owned Rolex 6694 and IWC portofino (a gift), all my watches are bought new. 6694 is worn by my brother, and I knew my friend who gave me the IWC well.

    Really love seeing many watches selling here, and ebay, but never get myyself to take a step further. Being a kiasu chinese middle age fellow, and to think myself going to spend multiple thousands to buy a 2nd hand watch, it is so damn difficult. Knowing myself, I will be wondering why the guy sells his watch (whether bad luck or something), lost on the race track or whatever if I buy it. Don't think I will have that peace of mind should something bad happens when wearing a pre-owned watch. not knowing its history. Don't think I wll ever buy from a pawn shop for sure.

    So I will continue to save my blood and sweat money to pursue my new 14060m and solid gold rolex or give it all up for just a PP aquanaut/nautilus. It will be a slow and tedious process I am sure, but I will enjoy the fruits of the hard labor.

    How many of you are of the same thinking?

    Does the history of the watch affect your purchase?

    cheers

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  • tribecarolex
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    I am about to buy my first Rolex, (I have a hand me down circa 70's).
    Am debating whether to buy pre-loved or brand new...and which model as well

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  • davidseow1
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    pre-owned for sure! ui get to save $$$$

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  • woshuaima
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    Preowned for me!

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  • wafyhne
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    Pre-owned as long as in good condition. Not too "pantang".

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  • wongce
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    Brand new for me... as i am not selling it anyway...

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