/fa/ - Fashion

>>15789785
Ive browsed "used" watches on online bazaars quite a bit. People are selling whole collections of shitters, noone wants to sell them separately, after grandpa died and noone knows whats what, or they dont care and just want to get rid of trash and thought watches might be worth something. 99% of the time they are a bunch of tasteless worthless shitheaps. With no more value than their run-down battery.
There is also no guarantee that your heir will actually wear the piece with pride as a heirloom and not sell it within a month of your death for drug money (or your spouse, for that matter).

In the end, noone can answer this question for you.