Wristwatch trading

Been wanting to change watches for a while now. I know it is possible to actively trade watches fairly frequently but I have no idea how to go about it. I am aware of the site forums.watchnet.com but not sure if there is any better alternatives. I met a guy one time who does it every month but not in touch with him or know him personally so don't have the opportunity to learn how he does it.

Currently rocking a Tag Heuer Carrera Automatic Chronograph Calibre 16 (Stainless steel). It is worth about $2000(+-500) and would like to try to trade for maybe a Rolex Datejust which I have seen go for about $3000 and up.

Anyone participate in this or have insight?

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yeahright

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Ya, stop being a faggot and blowing your money on superfluous shit like watches.

My drinkin' problem left today, she packed up all her bags and walked away.
 
Kenny Powers
yeahright

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Ya, stop being a faggot and blowing your money on superfluous shit like watches.

Got it as a gift, now looking to swap it. Now you are the one who sounds like a faggot. $0 spent dick.

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