I took my watch to the WatchBrokers.com store and was told it would be listed online and should sell in no time for a good price. I still have my contract paperwork. The watch did not sell and I've been trying to get it back with no success. Has anyone ever gotten their watch back from these ...
I worked with watchbroker agent Matt Mason. I received my mailing label for my 2 Tag Heuer watches. Watchbrokers received, inspected and posted both my watches. Then also received bids on them and I accepted the offers. I then never heard from them. After several emails/voicemails and answering ...
As the title suggests, Sighhhh, wish I had come here before sending my watch to Watchbrokers.com. Although my watch was sold only recently, and I have sent only one email, after reading here, things do not look good. My Jaeger Lecoultre Master Quartz LED sold on Ebay for $800.00 on Feb 6th this ...
Contact these guys back in summer. After numerous stumbles with their lousy website that never showed accurate information my Rolex was finally sold in late October. Told settlement would be 60 days. After numerous delays no action after repeated calls to Eric Toso the sales rep. Now told by ...
I too was heavily solicited to place my 18kt. Patek Philippe 24 on consignment with these guys. Supposedly the watch was sold on December 20. At the time of consignment, there was never a mention of the "30-45 business day settlement" before payment could be sent. I have contacted them ...
Same story as everyone else. Here is an email from AR Thank you for contacting WatchBrokers.com Accounts Payable The watch in question was sold on 12/18 for $2150. The Brokerage Agreement that was signed on 10/17 in which you agreed to pay WatchBrokers.com a commission fee of 24% or $516, resulting ...