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Nov 16th, 2012 02:35 PM
#31
Thanks op, it's right time to give myself a holiday gift.
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Nov 16th, 2012 03:32 PM
#32
Which forwarding agency to use? Anyone uses shipito?
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Nov 16th, 2012 04:33 PM
#33
Newbie
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Nov 16th, 2012 04:38 PM
#34
for those who already bought on similar sale before, any idea what would be the percentage off, some where in the ball park?
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Nov 16th, 2012 05:29 PM
#35
Jr. Member

I am not a fan of Tag but Zenith is very appealing depending on the discount.
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Nov 16th, 2012 08:00 PM
#36
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Nov 16th, 2012 08:45 PM
#37

Originally Posted by
steve-0101
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Nov 17th, 2012 12:33 PM
#38
Newbie
Looking forward to this. Quartz is good too! Do these watches sell out fast.
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Nov 17th, 2012 01:03 PM
#39

Originally Posted by
apkesh
people, before you throw money out on the name, do some research . Quatz almost drops to 50% in value soon after you take them out the door and mechanical around 70%. With mechanical, there is also the cost of servicing every few years, Rolex for example charges $600 for service and this needs to be done every 4 years. Watches are almost never an investment unless you go to very high end unique pieces in the 6k figure range. Even a 40K Audemars Piguet drops in value over time. Having said all this, automatic watches are a beautiful piece of art and if you want to have some fun wearing it, go for it!!

No idea what watches you're looking at but I rarely ever see any reasonable mechanical watch drop 70%... Quartz watches serve their own purpose but personally, i'd never spend more than $300 on a quartz watch...
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Nov 17th, 2012 01:11 PM
#40
Newbie
Ive used them once when I ordered a watch off of worldofwatches.com. Everything went smoothly and I can recommend them and will use them again. I put on the order that its a $45 valued watch and there was no duty charges. With shipping and their fee included I payed about 18$-20$ bucks to get it to my house from their warehouse.

Originally Posted by
sharkcalgary
Which forwarding agency to use? Anyone uses shipito?
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Nov 17th, 2012 01:12 PM
#41
Newbie
spend $4600 two years ago for a tag carrera 16 specail edtion, now time for a new one.
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Nov 17th, 2012 06:56 PM
#42

Originally Posted by
sharkcalgary
Thank you kid3, but I am still waiting for an answer on how to purchase from the site with a credit card issued in Canada, and how to ship it to my city. If anyone knows, please respond.
Thank you.
Part 1: To use a credit card issued in Canada, all you have to do is call the credit card company and change to a USA address. If short term, then change it back right after. If longer term, just change a credit card that you don't use at all to make online CAD purchases and leave that card at a USA address. Make sure that you set your CC to paperless billing so you don't get mail at that address. Problem with this is that you still need to know somebody in the USA or have an address you can "list" but I think most people will know somebody that lives in the USA so it should be ok.
Part 2: Depending on which part of Canada you are from, you can use a mail forwarder (in which case you can use their address as well for billing for credit cards). You can google different companies. This option costs more and you may still be required to pay taxes and forwarding mail fees which makes buying in the USA more expensive and less attractive. If you live anywhere close to a border or able to go across and pick up the package, the BEST BEST option is to use either USPS PO Boxes or a 3rd party shipping receiver. The 3rd party shipping receivers will all be located close to the border and will be a lot of them. You can pick one close to wherever you are. If you ship a lot, I highly recommend that you rent a USPS PO Box. These are fairly cheap (can't remember the price but maybe around $66/year) but can pay half year as well. Price is just half whatever the yearly rental is so it's the same rate price. This option is best if you ship a lot because USPS does NOT charge you to receive parcels! It's all covered under the PO Box. You will be able to receive 99.9% of all packages as most companies will allow you to send to a street address and USPS allows for that now.
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Nov 17th, 2012 07:47 PM
#43

Originally Posted by
wangluoqis
spend $4600 two years ago for a tag carrera 16 specail edtion, now time for a new one.
wow, if I spent $4.6K on one I would'nt be getting another for 20years........... nice watch though!
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Nov 17th, 2012 07:58 PM
#44
Thank you Ktkn for your advice. Pinging my relatives in the states now.
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Nov 17th, 2012 11:34 PM
#45

Originally Posted by
ktkn
Part 1: To use a credit card issued in Canada, all you have to do is call the credit card company and change to a USA address. If short term, then change it back right after. If longer term, just change a credit card that you don't use at all to make online CAD purchases and leave that card at a USA address. Make sure that you set your CC to paperless billing so you don't get mail at that address. Problem with this is that you still need to know somebody in the USA or have an address you can "list" but I think most people will know somebody that lives in the USA so it should be ok.
Part 2: Depending on which part of Canada you are from, you can use a mail forwarder (in which case you can use their address as well for billing for credit cards). You can google different companies. This option costs more and you may still be required to pay taxes and forwarding mail fees which makes buying in the USA more expensive and less attractive. If you live anywhere close to a border or able to go across and pick up the package, the BEST BEST option is to use either USPS PO Boxes or a 3rd party shipping receiver. The 3rd party shipping receivers will all be located close to the border and will be a lot of them. You can pick one close to wherever you are. If you ship a lot, I highly recommend that you rent a USPS PO Box. These are fairly cheap (can't remember the price but maybe around $66/year) but can pay half year as well. Price is just half whatever the yearly rental is so it's the same rate price. This option is best if you ship a lot because USPS does NOT charge you to receive parcels! It's all covered under the PO Box. You will be able to receive 99.9% of all packages as most companies will allow you to send to a street address and USPS allows for that now.
I followed part one, change my primary address to a US address but was declined from them. Perhaps other will be have better luck , I will also try again if I see a watch I like. But when I emailed them they said you need a credit card issued in the US.
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