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 ...
In June I sent my IWC Pocket watch to Watchbrokers. Eric Toso called and told me what the watch was appraised at. We agreed to a price and he sold it 2 weeks later. He informed me that once the check had cleared and the watch accepted by the buyer the transaction would be complete. He told me that ...
I sent my Breitling watch into Watchbrokers.com in August. I was called by Matt and told my watch was sold and I'd receive payment in 2-3 weeks. After receiving nothing, I made several calls to Matt, and was told they were revamping and working on their AP department. I finally sent an email to ...
Same story as everyone. They called and called until I sent them my watch. Could get no one on the phone or email until this day. My rep was Al Bolton, (Alfred Bolton)? I also talked to JC Piquant a couple times. A total mess and a scam. Rick Latona is the owner. Seems he is involved in domain ...
In June I contacted Watchbrokers.com via their website to inquire about their brokerage services. I was looking for a reputable company to broker my ladie's Rolex. Due to the current status of today's economy, I was looking to get the best price I could. Within a day, a representative of ...