Probably too much to ask that sellers refer to the TZ grading system before they state that their watch is "mint" or similar?
TZ can suck it, F'ing assholes.
Just grade your watch exactly how it is and take lots of pics, answer questions, and be honest. Your rare ain't impresing anyone, of course thier are alot of stupid people out there so it might work if you find one.
Something not so rare:
Piece origin: Trusted Dealer
If you don't know the dealer, then it's not trusted to me. If you're keeping it a secret, then lack of full disclosure makes me not want to trust you.
Something not so rare:
Piece origin: Trusted Dealer
If you don't know the dealer, then it's not trusted to me. If you're keeping it a secret, then lack of full disclosure makes me not want to trust you.
Something not so rare:
Piece origin: Trusted Dealer
If you don't know the dealer, then it's not trusted to me. If you're keeping it a secret, then lack of full disclosure makes me not want to trust you.
Definition: Mint condition - Mint condition is described as in new condition with no wear or damage, the item is exactly as it was when it left the factory. An item in this condition may have been removed from it's packaging which means it is not necessaryl MIB, Mint In Box. Mint condition items have the same appearance as the day they were finished with no handling or signs of wear.
So many pieces are being described as "Mint" of late and many of them are not mint
I'm on a ton of different forums for all of the crazy hobbies I'm into you have to be the hardest working forum boss I've ever seen :trailboss: you obviously care about it!!! You get lucky if someone with 200 posts comments on anything a noob asks on other forums I"m apart of but everywhere I look the BOSS is there correcting or commenting feels good I'm a noob but shows you care!!!!So many pieces are being described as "Mint" of late and many of them are not mint.
In other words, if it has been worn even once it is not mint. If the strap has been done up even just to photograph it on a stand, it is not mint. Mint is not a subjective term such as "very good", there is no room for argument, mint is mint. the slightest mark or blemish and an item is no longer mint. It may be "near mint" but it is not mint.
I'm on a ton of different forums for all of the crazy hobbies I'm into you have to be the hardest working forum boss I've ever seen :trailboss: you obviously care about it!!! You get lucky if someone with 200 posts comments on anything a noob asks on other forums I"m apart of but everywhere I look the BOSS is there correcting or commenting feels good I'm a noob but shows you care!!!!
I'm on a ton of different forums for all of the crazy hobbies I'm into you have to be the hardest working forum boss I've ever seen :trailboss: you obviously care about it!!! You get lucky if someone with 200 posts comments on anything a noob asks on other forums I"m apart of but everywhere I look the BOSS is there correcting or commenting feels good I'm a noob but shows you care!!!!
So many pieces are being described as "Mint" of late and many of them are not mint.
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