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A Full Day Of Buying, Selling & Fixing Watches... - YouTube - Peter Piccolino

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21 Jul 2026 — 1 min read

Buying Time Analysis explores the dynamics of the watch market, detailing how timepieces are sourced, evaluated, and sold. It delves into the craftsmanship required to repair and maintain watches, highlighting the technical expertise involved in restoring their precision and value. The narrative also examines the business side of horology, discussing market trends, pricing strategies, and the interplay between collectors and dealers. By combining practical insights with an appreciation for the artistry of watchmaking, it offers a comprehensive view of what drives success in buying, selling, and fixing watches.

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