Watch finder

mcko

Hi All,

Buying a Seamaster 300m in black, looking at the above they are up to 2000 euro cheaper than new. They look almost new on the site would make sense to save the cash .Has any one ever dealt with them and are they ok.

Thanks

scwazrh

A poster here has one for sale for a better price than watchfinder .

Neilw

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/120213219#Comment_120213219

Yep, I have a black one or rubber strap listed in the for sale section.

pjdarcy

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058283346/watch-finder

I bought a Navitimer from them a few years ago. They're not the cheapest (you can usually find cheaper deals on chrono24) but the whole transaction was hassle free and the watch was genuine and exactly as described.

OmegaGene

watchfinder are excellent to deal with in my opinion, it pays to pop over and speak to them face to face when trying to haggle too if you can blag a cheap flight, you may be paying more but they have the stock and need to shift it to pay the bills from what i have been told

temporary freeze on buying stock and only interested in trade ins

Cyrus

have probably bought and sold 20 watches with them, but always through one guy Tom Holland. Obviously I’d recommend them.

always haggle.

Darwin

Sorry to bump an old thread, I've bought/traded quite a few pieces from watchfinder.ie, but I have noticed the other European countries they operate in have a much broader range of stock. Is there any reason we can't buy/trade from their Germany/France/Spain sites?

Cyrus

Just ask the person you normally deal with they can usually organise for you

Darwin

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121934917#Comment_121934917

I have dealt with 3 or 4 different people, which is probably a bad idea on reflection, but I'll email the last guy I dealt with cheers.

Cyrus

https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/121936023#Comment_121936023

try tom holland if you are stuck have always found him good!