1. In a market with tight spreads and transparent comps, small edges compound into real money. Photograph watches under consistent light to reduce buyer uncertainty. Keep a log of timing results so you can speak credibly about performance. Replace tired gaskets before listing to pass pressure tests. Save every receipt in a single file you can send to prospects in one click. Time listings to when similar examples are scarce rather than abundant. All of these micro‑habits shorten negotiations and nudge final prices upward. Across five to ten years—the horizon where Rolex shines—those nudges stack on top of the category’s structural appreciation. That is how a Datejust bought sensibly at $8,200 clears later at a confident $8,500–$8,800 rather than languishing at the bid, and how a Submariner’s service history earns the extra attention that closes a deal. The edge is not secret; it is execution.
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