Suunto Traverse Black, Like New

[BigSky]

I am selling a like new, mint condition, Suunto Traverse Black. I just keep searching for "that one watch" and am afraid the Garmin Fenix 5x is it. Unfortunately, I am unwilling to pay $600 for a watch that will be worth $400 next year and $200 the next. The search goes on. This functions perfectly with zero defects. Before anybody assumes I am a moron and didn't type what I meant to type, "no, it is not a Traverse Alpha". It is what I said it is. I need $225 shipped and insured at my expense. I will try to get a picture up tonight which will show nothing more than "proof of life".

 

[colonel00]

I love my Fenix 5x. I'm not sure where you think you will find a watch or anything other than real estate that will not depreciate in value. This is especially true when talking about anything related to technology.

Anyway, good luck with the sale.

 

[mrbillbrown]

Gotta agree with the colonel. Absolutely love this Fenix 5x. Do yourself a favor and go ahead and get one. It’s really that slick.

 

[BigSky]

I'm not sure where you think you will find a watch or anything other than real estate that will not depreciate in value.

I can't believe you got that impression from what I wrote. As a matter of fact, in re-reading my post, it appears to me that to even the the most obtuse reader, he would come to the conclusion that I have at least a minimal understanding of things, especially technology related, depreciating in value.

This is especially true when talking about anything related to technology.

Agreed, hence my hesitation. I'm never in a hurry to buy anything. I can buy one one or two years from now and it will have depreciated 50% (give or take, just guessing based on history). It's the same reason I won't buy a brand new vehicle. And yes, in that scenario, I have an expectation it will depreciate, just like 99% of what we buy new.

Anyway, good luck with the sale.

Thank you much.

 

[wmp1991]

pics?

 

[BigSky]

The watch has sold.