[Josh-PA]

I am starting to consider the idea of picking up an IWC Porsche Design Titan from the early 80s. I've been doing some research and there are a few specific iterations I'd be looking for. What would you say are the best places / sites to use to find an older IWC?

Thanks

[Westside Guy]

Gray and Sons has a brick and mortar store in Florida and also does a large amount of online sales. They have been in business for years and have a great reputation!

Contact RICH FINLINSON their COO and internet sales manager, he is a great guy to work with.

rich@grayandsons.com

https://www.grayandsons.com/fine-watches/#search=Iwc

[Fredcohiba]

I’ve had great experiences with both Crown and Caliber and Jomashop.

[Chaos236]

Chrono24 is my first stop.

[FSHNGRY]

Chrono24 - great app too

[Josh-PA]

thanks for the recommendations. Chrono24 does have a huge inventory. I'll poke around all of these sites and start doing some research.

[Pheonix]

Chrono24 has great selections. However, the prices seem higher than other places. I think because they charge sellers 6.5%. They also charge sale tax even with purchases from private sellers (which I think BS).

[BobInSEPA]

Precision Watches has just built a huge building on the corner of routes 309 and 63 in Lower Gwynedd Pa.

I have been considering selling my Heuer Autavia 2446M "Rindt" watch, which I bought new in 1965. So I think I will see what they have to say.

[Josh-PA]

Originally Posted by BobInSEPA

Precision Watches has just built a huge building on the corner of routes 309 and 63 in Lower Gwynedd Pa.

I have been considering selling my Heuer Autavia 2446M "Rindt" watch, which I bought new in 1965. So I think I will see what they have to say.

Sounds like a fun place to visit next time I'm up that way. (its about 45mins from me).

[vinnymac]

I had a great buyer experience from https://nashvillewatch.com/

They also have great watches here: https://www.watchexchangecompany.com/