@@Emilmarch I have not, and will not, delete comments. Unless it is a comment from a local single that wants to meet me. I am emailed when there is a new comment on a video of mine so that I can respond, even if it's just a thumbs up or a heart. I see your original comment in my email inbox but not here on RUclips. Did you delete your own comment instead of editing it? Either way, I'll copy and paste your original comment here, then will respond to it. "Yu Zu Lovely watch but not so lovely price for a vintage ordinary watch. No offense, I know it is a tedious and time consuming job to service a watch and requires investment for the tools yet again, I think I am too cheap to pay that price :). Thank you for sharing. " Thanks for watching and for your comment! I try to price my watches fairly based largely on the condition of the watch. Length of time it took me to service it, or any issues I ran into along the way, are not considered when setting the price.
@@WolfeVintageWatches I felt bad that my comment could be misunderstood by you so immediately edited because I know your watches are always in great condition, but after editing I couldn't find my comment again. I never aimed you or your work, my criticism was towards online sellers who dip their junk watch in lighter fluid and try to rip-off people by calling it "rare" and demand ridiculous prices. Once I noticed my message sounded like aimed you, immediately edited because I know your effort and the cost, time it takes to service a watch. Thank you for your reply.
No problem. I agree with you about some other online sellers. It always makes me chuckle when they say "ultra rare" and then there are 5 other listings for the same model right below it. When I decided to start selling my watches, I also decided that I was going to be as open, honest, and transparent as I could. I don't need the added stress of trying to deceive people. Watches are supposed to be fun and I do my best to keep them that way!
Why are you deleting peoples comments including mine?
Hey answer, why are you deleting comments? I didn’t say anything bad and even corrected my message cause it may be misunderstood and you deleted, why?
@@Emilmarch I have not, and will not, delete comments. Unless it is a comment from a local single that wants to meet me.
I am emailed when there is a new comment on a video of mine so that I can respond, even if it's just a thumbs up or a heart. I see your original comment in my email inbox but not here on RUclips. Did you delete your own comment instead of editing it? Either way, I'll copy and paste your original comment here, then will respond to it.
"Yu Zu
Lovely watch but not so lovely price for a vintage ordinary watch. No offense, I know it is a tedious and time consuming job to service a watch and requires investment for the tools yet again, I think I am too cheap to pay that price :). Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks for watching and for your comment! I try to price my watches fairly based largely on the condition of the watch. Length of time it took me to service it, or any issues I ran into along the way, are not considered when setting the price.
@@WolfeVintageWatches I felt bad that my comment could be misunderstood by you so immediately edited because I know your watches are always in great condition, but after editing I couldn't find my comment again. I never aimed you or your work, my criticism was towards online sellers who dip their junk watch in lighter fluid and try to rip-off people by calling it "rare" and demand ridiculous prices. Once I noticed my message sounded like aimed you, immediately edited because I know your effort and the cost, time it takes to service a watch. Thank you for your reply.
No problem. I agree with you about some other online sellers. It always makes me chuckle when they say "ultra rare" and then there are 5 other listings for the same model right below it.
When I decided to start selling my watches, I also decided that I was going to be as open, honest, and transparent as I could. I don't need the added stress of trying to deceive people. Watches are supposed to be fun and I do my best to keep them that way!
How much was this sold for ?
Lovely watch!
Wait until you see it in person.....!
Beautiful Hamilton! and a lovely service and restoration!