Where to recycle watches and how to make second-hand watches worthwhile
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Where can I buy used watches? The market for used watch recycling is growing. If you want to sell a used watch, it's best to sell it at a pawnshop or auction house. Many people take their watches to used watch recycling shops. But how much can a watch sell for? This is a topic that many users are concerned about. Let's take a look at how to make used watch recycling easier and which used watches are worth recycling!
How to make the watch more advantageous
(1) When wearing a watch, the sweat on your hands will corrode the watch case. The all-steel watch case is made of nickel-chromium alloy, which has better corrosion resistance. The semi-steel watch case is made of copper and is easily corroded by long-term contact with sweat. You should wipe off the sweat frequently with a soft cloth or put a plastic watch holder on it to prevent it from being corroded by sweat.
(2) Do not open the back cover of the watch at will to prevent dust from entering the movement and affecting the normal operation of the watch .
(3) Do not place your watch in a wardrobe with mothballs to prevent the watch oil from deteriorating.
(4) Do not place your watch on a radio or TV to avoid magnetization.
(5) If a watch is not worn for a long time, it should be wound up regularly once a month to prevent the parts from being in a static state for a long time, so as to ensure the operation performance of the watch. 
Some second-hand watches are worth recycling
In addition, tungsten steel, titanium and ceramic materials are also more expensive. Special-shaped cases are more expensive than ordinary ones. Remember! Watches are different from jewelry. They are priced according to the style. If it is a watch with full diamonds, it is basically more than 1 million. The value of a watch is mainly in its appearance. Brand names are rare.
Rare watch styles are often the choice of watch collectors. Even the unique style of the dial can become a selling point for the price. Watches with too common and general styles are relatively uninteresting. Artistic watches mainly refer to those with enamel painted dials or pocket watch cases. Such watches are traditionally expensive. They are all replaced by hand and the production is very low, so the price has always been high.