Riley
Philadelphia
I've a good number of G-Shocks that I didn't really like so much when I actually received it, or have just gotten tired of. But I can't seem to actually try selling any of them.
Anyone found a good method of deciding when to thin the herd? Or is better to just keep accumulating them?
I don't have that many, but a some point it seems like you should sell off ones that have lost favor. Let me know if you have some for sale and I might be interested.
I guess the question is what prevents you from selling them? I have a friend who has a bunch of watches that never see wrist time and he doesn't sell them because he sees the process as a hassle. My feeling is if they don't get used their gone. Nothing bothers me more than accumulating stuff that never gets used. Just my 2 cents.
Let me know what Gs they are I might be interested.
If its the ones that you really got tired of, and don't want to go through the hassle, why not donate them to poor people. I've donated 2 of my old G-Shocks a while back, feels good after doing so.
roadraider
Glendale, Arizona US
I've sold three of seven Gs that I have owned and with the exception of one, I have regretted the sales. I say keep them.
Rusty
Rochester, NY, USA
I have bought and sold maybe 80 watches. . . more bought than sold and in general, I have not regretted a single sale.
As it relates to G's, I have only sold one because it was not getting wrist time. Better to let them go than hold them just to admire.
Perhaps, mygshock.com could open a sales forum for ONLY Casio G-Shock watches?
Riley
Philadelphia
Rusty said:
Perhaps, mygshock.com could open a sales forum for ONLY Casio G-Shock watches?
That's exactly what the Buy / Sell / Trade G-Shocks Forum is for:
http://mygshock.com/forums/forum/buy-sell-trade-g-shocks
G-SHOCKS ONLY 
If the watches don't get the wrist time or you have lost interest in the designs it's time to sell.
Rusty
Rochester, NY, USA
Wow, instant gratification on MY suggestion. 
Thanks Riley.
Keep em' or give/sell em' to your close ones like family and friends
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