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The day-to-day side of dealing: inventory, invoices, tools and the habits that keep a small dealer business organised. Useful whether you trade one watch a month or several a week.
7 articles
Running a dealer business
What 'on memo' means in the watch trade, how memo deals between dealers work, typical terms, the risks for the dealer who lends, and how to protect yourself.
5 min read
Running a dealer business
Your inventory is your brand. Why the watches you stock shape the clients you attract, and how independents and rare pieces bring in serious collectors.
5 min read
Running a dealer business
How to choose watch dealer software, from a dealer who built one: what good looks like, the questions to ask (with answers), red flags and real pricing.
16 min read
Running a dealer business
What to include on a watch dealer invoice: business and buyer details, the watch, serial, set, condition, disclosures, price, shipping, tax and payment terms.
5 min read
Running a dealer business
How to start a watch business step by step: structure, registration, tax, banking, insurance, tools, branding and the systems that keep it running.
5 min read
Running a dealer business
The tools every watch dealer needs: loupe, timegrapher, scale, safe, photo setup and shipping supplies, plus the software side of running the business.
4 min read
Running a dealer business
How watch dealers manage inventory: what to record for every watch, tracking cost, margin and stock age, spreadsheets vs software, and reports to review.
4 min read
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