How to start a luxury watch dealing business in 2026
Capital, sourcing, authentication, and the paperwork — a realistic playbook for going from your first flip to a real book of business.
ReadStraight-talking playbooks for watch dealers — sourcing, authentication, pricing, the real numbers, building a buyer book, and growing a team. No fluff, no theory you can’t use Monday morning.
Capital, sourcing, authentication, and the paperwork — a realistic playbook for going from your first flip to a real book of business.
ReadThe checks that catch fakes, the paper trail that protects you, and what to do the day a piece comes back disputed.
ReadComps, condition, full sets, and market timing — how to land on a number that sells without leaving money on the table.
ReadThat $5,000 spread on the Daytona isn't $5,000 in your pocket. Here's everything that lives between gross and what actually hits your bank.
ReadSpreadsheets are free and flexible — until they aren't. The breaking points that tell you it's time, and what to look for when you switch.
ReadThe dealers who scale aren't the ones with the most inventory — they're the ones who know exactly who wants what before it lands.
ReadTake a watch in part-payment or hold a piece for a consignor without quietly wrecking your margins. The accounting most dealers get wrong.
ReadYour first hire multiplies sales — and the ways things slip. The systems to put in place before headcount, not after.
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