Offer
How much should I pay for this specific watch?
Describe the piece in front of you and how fast you need it. You get a position to negotiate: where to open, what is fair for this example, and the number past which the trade stops making sense.
The walk-away number already contains the cost of selling again: roughly half the bid/ask spread, plus an allowance for how long this reference takes to move.
Omega Seamaster 300 '1957'
Position · Tradeable
Fair entry for this piece
$4,150
$3,850$4,600
Open at
$3,850
Patient, defensible first number
Fair entry
$4,150
Reasonable for this example
Walk away
$4,490
Past here you are buying the seller's problem
Reasoning
Why these numbers
- Standard — buying within a quarterA modest premium over the patient anchor is reasonable; the ceiling is not.
- Round-trip cost 13.7%Selling again inside twelve months costs about 600 at current spreads, before any service.
- 19 days to sell, 203 pieces listedDeep market — you will find a buyer, but so will everyone else.
- Trading below retailGrey-market pricing sits under boutique retail, so a dealer order is worth quoting against.
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