The secondhand watch market, or grey market as it is usually called, is gigantic. It's a sector that is definitely flourishing, as increasingly more people are becoming curious about the fantastic art of the high-end watch. These days, there are so many different types of people buying and selling Swiss watches, each with his or her own view of what is desirable and the most prestigious at any given time. Some buyers have their eye on a particular piece for some time, and they make it a personal goal to save up and purchase that piece. Some are fortunate enough to have the finances to own an entire collection and they regularly trade in and out of watches, financing a hobby that often costs thousands of Pounds, Dollars or Euros. There are dealers who make a living from buying and selling pre-owned watches and there are those who buy what they feel are sound investments and keep them locked away in a safe, as an appreciating asset, much like owning shares in a growing company.
So what influences polywatch.com.my/collections/tissot-prx a buyer's opinion as to what is the right watch to buy?
Often it comes down to personal choice; a huge watch doesn't always suit a small wrist. Some like stainless steel, some like rose-gold and some like the modern look like titanium. Obviously cost can also play a part as many pieces are priced out of reach for a large portion of watch enthusiasts.
One factor that probably plays a more significant role in the selection of a luxury watch than any other,
