Cool thread. Can I also know if anyone had tried to sell their watches to Wing Wah Subang? I have a Burberry Sport Chronograph for sale. According to their website http://wingwahwatch.com/sell-your-watch/, it seems if we decided not to sell after they inspected the watch we will be charged RM150.

My question is, what if they low-ball our watch price? Wouldn't that turn us off and we have to bear that RM150?

You guys sure what you're talking about? Wing Wah is quite respectful seller so far I heard of. What I am concerned is about the price they will offer for our watch. Heard they only offer like 15% of the market price.

Also, if concerned about them checking our watches "behind the wall" then can we ask them to check it in front of us?