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Here's where Eleven James makes sense, if you're truly in the market for a high end watch and want to "try before you buy" it's not a bad option really. It lets you live with a watch without making a big expensive commitment that you would regret and potentially lose a lot of money in its resale to get something else you like better.

Ok, what if its not a 'high end' watch? I get the sense that you people (watch nerds) buy and sell their 'every day use' watches fairly frequently. Is there a service that lets you rent/try/trade around the high 3-figure/low 4-figure watches?

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Also a lot of high end stuff on there but mostly low to mid level stuff. There are a few sites that are popular like WUS that are free, another one is Chrono24: <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.chrono24.com/">http://www.chrono24.com/</a><!-- m -->

The "Enthusiast" package from Eleven James dips into the low 4-figure range on some of the available stuff they offer, but I guess you're asking if there's a market for a middle ground. I would think there would be at a better price point, like $50-$75 per month that could get you into the mid level market (Oris, lower Tags, Grand Seiko, lower Breitlings, lower Omegas etc.)