Best way to get rid of traditional watches?

[circatee]

I am no longer fond of my Invicta watches; I've had them for years.

What are recommendations on getting rid of them, a pawn shop, or some other means (not looking to sell, or make money, simply get rid)?
Maybe Goodwill, or somewhere like that...

All my Invicta watches need batteries, and honestly, they are simply too heavy for my wrists now. I will stick with the few Fossil and Tissot watches that I have.

 

[M4th]

Maybe Goodwill, or somewhere like that...

Sounds to me like you answered your own question?

 

[TFrank2]

I am no longer fond of my Invicta watches; I've had them for years.

What are recommendations on getting rid of them, a pawn shop, or some other means (not looking to sell, or make money, simply get rid)?
Maybe Goodwill, or somewhere like that...

All my Invicta watches need batteries, and honestly, they are simply too heavy for my wrists now. I will stick with the few Fossil and Tissot watches that I have.

Agreed that Goodwill is a good spot for watches like that. Depending on the Tissot, you could always try eBay. I had a higher end Seiko diver that I was rotating with my Apple Watch and I sold it there.

 

[chown33]

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