If your replica watch sells, the auction company will take a cut of your proceeds. Private buyers: You may sell your watch on Craigslist, eBay, Facebook, and a variety of other user-friendly websites. You may then sell your watch straight to the purchasers and obtain the price you choose. Or, you may work with a broker who will find buyers for you. Watch dealers: These are people who buy thousands of dollars' worth of watches per year and sell them at their store or online at places like Amazon and Swatch Exchange. The price you receive depends on how many days it has been since you bought your watch, what condition it is in, and where you decide to sell it. If you try selling it online, you should be aware that some sites will not accept replicas. Also, some sites require that you register before you can sell a watch. This is to make sure that no one sells counterfeit items on their site. In addition, some sites will hold the seller responsible for any lost or stolen items. While this isn't common practice, it is there if needed. Other ways to sell your watch include putting an ad in a local newspaper or posting it on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. In conclusion, selling your watch is easy if you choose the right location and are willing to do some research first.