Secrets exposed: How to sort watches effectively for ebay sellers
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Looking to sell watches on eBay? Learn the secrets to sorting them effectively in this video for eBay sellers. Watch now for tips on how to maximize your profits!
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I share some tools and materials between hobbies. Brake cleaner can be good for cleaning watches. I use cocktail sticks to clean really dirty watches along with cotton buds.
@@philtowle4683 ok thanks. I have found the same things
As you buy so many watches and bands keep all the broken gold filled and strip the steel off , if you can accumulate 1 kilo you can expect between 25-35 grams of pure gold which you can sell on eBay for scrap recovery with a price of $3000 or best offer.
@@NickVanCleak ok thanks I will definitely keep them
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@@normajeancaballero7959 thanks so much
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@@normajeancaballero7959 thanks so much
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I pick up old wind up watches with date. I believe they were made in Hong Kong so they're going to be from the 80s or before. I got them cheap they work but the glass are all cracked looking. I was thinking about changing the glass but I haven't seen any on ebay way to compare them with for price. Do a gold with the stretchy strap. Second thing batteries I bought batteries on eBay and they seem very poor quality. Cheers Graham
@@theaussienurseflipper.8113 thanks so much. I would buy batteries in bulk at your local jewelry supply store. Look around there are more than you think
Great video. I don't use Polywatch anymore. I got Maguires Plastx at the auto parts store. It is made to polish acrylic headlights. For the price of a small tube of Polywatch you get a large bottle. It will last forever. With as many watches as you do it would be a more cost effective option.
@@thomasflynn5366 ok thanks, next time I will buy some and give it a try
I have used t cut before
@@philtowle4683 ok thanks I can’t wait to try
Excellent video. Thanks for sharing your process.
Thanks so much for watching
To anyone who wants to change a battery, be careful not to touch the copper coil or it’s toast!
@@Bill-hd2kj right, I should have brought that up
Great video… thanks!
@@Boingy thanks for watches
The orange one is the actual back opener, the indigo one is the bezel remover.
@@petarkecman ok thanks
Thank for this video! This is excellent. Do you measure strap lengths when selling? And how do you measure bracelet lengths when the bracelet does not unfold flat?
@@coolguymcgee123 yes always. I use a fabric measuring tape. Like they use for sewing
You can polish stainless steel with scotch-brite pads! 09:43 it's so tight I can't fit my tool in there 😂😂
@@davidking6617 oh thanks I will try that next time
I never knew what was the watch holder for 😅
@@albertbarrantes3026 hahaha thanks
Thanks for sharing. Very useful. I'm curious, when you put in a new battery, do you leave it in until the watch sells?
@@robertjordan7323 yes, I do. I will always pull the stem so the battery is not in use
do some workshops watchmaking take that advice from a watchmaker lol..and poly watch i try lamp glass polisher more and cheaper
@@ElderPinto254 thanks for right. Unfortunately there are 0 watchmaker courses where I am. I looked all over