[got berry]

I have had very Apple Watch since the first. I have been able to sell my old one for a reasonable price to put the money toward my new purchase. I have always purchased the 42mm Aluminum. I am going to purchase the Series 4 in Stainless Steel. I am trying to see how successful people have been selling the SS watch for a reasonable value and also what sites do you use to sell them.

[Just_Me_D]

eBay
Swappa
Craig and Angie’s List
Forum Marketplace
....to name a few.

[mumfoau]

For phones and things of that nature I’m Swappa exclusively

[tcuprof]

I traded my original series to my next door neighbor's kid for car detailing services. I don't guess that helps you though.

[Lee_Bo]

I've always sold older items via word of mouth.

[swimbikemom2]

eBay

[TechnologyTwitt]

I originally purchased the Nike cellular AW3 through my carrier (AT&T). Today, I purchased the Nike 44mm AW4 through Apple.com and traded in my AW3 (also through Apple.com) for $225. Once received, i will receive the credit on the card I made the purchase from. The entire process was simple, clean and (I think) fair.

I have had very Apple Watch since the first. I have been able to sell my old one for a reasonable price to put the money toward my new purchase. I have always purchased the 42mm Aluminum. I am going to purchase the Series 4 in Stainless Steel. I am trying to see how successful people have been selling the SS watch for a reasonable value and also what sites do you use to sell them.

[jmerrey]

As someone else stated above, I've also moved exclusively to Swappa for electronics selling. Haven't had a bad experience yet, and I always seem to get fair value.

[TechnologyTwitt]

I looked there...a ton of other watches listed kind of turned me off at first... but there's also just sell option..which was +/- $10 of what I was offered directly through Apple.

Swappa definitely seemed one of the best options if you want to put your watch out there & see what the market is wiling to offer, is in awesome condition or unique and you have a flair for writing an enticing post (then the time to see if anyone nibbles).

As someone else stated above, I've also moved exclusively to Swappa for electronics selling. Haven't had a bad experience yet, and I always seem to get fair value.

[jmerrey]

I'm not sure about the difference between offers; I sold mine for $230 on Swappa (net $215), and the Apple offer was around $120. It is true, the item you sell on Swappa needs to be in at least good condition, which to me is one of the allures of the place. But, for some the ease of selling it back to Apple is appealing, and I can see that.

[kataran]

We also have a Marketplace here in our forum

[swarlos]

We also have a Marketplace here in our forum

Psh ghost town territory there. Never had any hits on any of the things I posted in the marketplace, just people telling me glws.

[Tartarus]

Psh ghost town territory there. Never had any hits on any of the things I posted in the marketplace, just people telling me glws.

I’m sorry to hear that.

[bakron1]

If your have a Facebook account, the Facebook marketplace has been the go to place I have been listing the stuff I have for sale lately. Getting far better results then using Craigslist.

[mumfoau]

Psh ghost town territory there. Never had any hits on any of the things I posted in the marketplace, just people telling me glws.

Haha. I’ve experienced the same thing.

For me, it’s Swappa ftw. I only buy/sell devices there.

[Garz]

Just sold my series 2 on swappa pretty easily.