I missed three watches so far, two in the past month and after all, I really only want just one! 
I'm not being unreasonable!
The first one appeared on FB a while back, available from a guy who lives about a 15-minute drive from where I live in New York. By the time I saw it on FB, a couple hours after a photo was posted, it had already been sold into the Eurozone.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
The second one went like this . . .
I saw a photo of some fine Enicar watches in a more recent FB post and I let the fellow know I'd be interested should he ever decide to sell. He was not selling at the time, and so I just put in a "dibs request." Apparently, he's been hounded for months and when I reached out to him again just to check in, the watch had been recently sold. pending collection of funds Apparently, so many people had been contacting him that he simply forgot that I'd expressed an interest in purchasing.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
Just yesterday, I saw a gray and white Mark Ib on Instagram, but by the time I saw it, it had already been sold.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
So now I figure . . .
What's the harm in trying to come in first for a change?
OK, so if anyone who sees this has a Mark Ib S.G. gray and white for sale in very good condition, all correct, I'm interested.
Of course, we'll have to satisfy one another that we are "for real."
Cheers,
Joe
I'm not being unreasonable!
The first one appeared on FB a while back, available from a guy who lives about a 15-minute drive from where I live in New York. By the time I saw it on FB, a couple hours after a photo was posted, it had already been sold into the Eurozone.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
The second one went like this . . .
I saw a photo of some fine Enicar watches in a more recent FB post and I let the fellow know I'd be interested should he ever decide to sell. He was not selling at the time, and so I just put in a "dibs request." Apparently, he's been hounded for months and when I reached out to him again just to check in, the watch had been recently sold. pending collection of funds Apparently, so many people had been contacting him that he simply forgot that I'd expressed an interest in purchasing.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
Just yesterday, I saw a gray and white Mark Ib on Instagram, but by the time I saw it, it had already been sold.
This sort of thing is bound to happen now and then.
So now I figure . . .
What's the harm in trying to come in first for a change?
OK, so if anyone who sees this has a Mark Ib S.G. gray and white for sale in very good condition, all correct, I'm interested.
Of course, we'll have to satisfy one another that we are "for real."
Cheers,
Joe