I am looking to buy a watch on e bay that will be shipped from Japan. It is made in Switzerland.?
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You can bring up to $2000 worth of goods into America tax-free.
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How about a digital camera?\n\nIXY DIGITAL 900 IS (CANON) about 39,000yen\nFinePix F30 (FUJIFILM) about 26,000yen \nLUMIX DMC-FX07 (PANASONIC) about 26,000yen  \n\n(Please do not forget to buy memory media. )\n\nAbout the newest electronic wrist watch in Japan.\nIt can charges by a solar cell \nand  adjusts time automatically through radio wave. \n\nHowever, the radio wave does not arrive in the Southern Hemisphere.\n\nI recommend you G-SHOK(CASIO) or PRO-TREK(CASIO) with a solar cell. \nG-SHOK is very strong and  manly. \nPRO-TREK can measure atmospheric pressure and temperature.\nI think that those  price about over 15000 yen.\n\none Australian dollar   = 90.80 yen ?
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S Yard is huge in Japan, they're owned by Seiko.....the only thing is most (if not all) of their drivers are non-conforming...which means you cannot use the driver in any USGA competition.....and of course don't tell your buddies.
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If you remove the space it is "Albuse" and they are a watch brand. The word "Albuse" seams to be a German name, so it could be German watchmaker.
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I would Try one of these sites:\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8266204044&ssPageName=MERC_VIC_ReBay_Pr4_PcY_BIN_Stores_IT\n\nhttp://countryhomemade.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&currency=USD&products_id=270\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6802036563&category=63852\n\nhttp://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=6838802787&category=63852
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Yes I have, and I also sell jewellery online, so my answer may appear biased.\n\nHowever I have written an article (see sources below)on buying pearl jewellery and how to make sure you are getting what you asked for, and how to compare two web sites' offerings and buy the best one. The information can also be applied to non-pearl jewellery though.\n\nThe biggest thing to remember is that if a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is. If you are living in North America, buy from a company based in North America (Canada, United States, Mexico). This is because there are some basic laws to help protect you from fraud.\n\nUse PayPal or your credit card to make purchases. Avoid cheques and money orders because these do not provide you with any recourse if the deal goes bad. They have your money, and if you don't get the product, there is nothing you can do. PayPal or credit cards have buyer-protection clauses that allow you to file complaints and have your money returned.\n\nCheck out the return policy of the store. Keep in mind that most stores will not cover the shipping costs. This keeps abusive buyers from buying and returning after using the item for their party/special occasion.\n\nMake sure you ask questions! If a product does not state something, assume it does not have that feature or quality! If they say silver, assume it is silver plated and not sterling silver. Even if they say sterling silver, if they don't say it is .925 or 92.5%, then it is obviously of lower grade. Learn your abbreviations. Many stores list cz engagement rings. These are cubic zirconia rings: fake diamonds, but they charge nearly full value! There is a big difference between Czech crystals and Swarovski crystals, and you should make sure you receive a discount for your Czech crystals, and that you don't pay nearly as much as for Swarovski crystals. There are many shady dealers out there, but reputable dealers do tell you what you are getting. If you do not get what you ordered, at least then you have some recourse. Remember to always compare apples to apples and oranges to oranges.\n\nIf you have a good experience with a store, tell your friends. They likely have the same fears and concerns. Your positive experience may reassure others.\n\nGood luck with your jewellery shopping!
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It depends on what kind of silver jewelries you are going to sell.\nTry to find yahoo auction in Japan, there are many small company selling their products through yahoo auction.
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buy ROLEX's only from certified ROLEX dealers!  Or else they have no resale value and they are probably fake.
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What about a very nice watch?  Overstock has a great selection at great prices... you can say it represents all the time you have had together, and all the time you'll have in the future... get him one with quartz movement so there is not battery, and no expiration on your time together .... make it sound cuter than i just wrote it...
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CHF 500\n\nTo corroborate the answer, check this ecommerce swiss site:\n\nhttp://www.exlibris.ch/
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It's a Timex IRONMAN Triathlon 42-Lap Dress Watch.  You can purchase it from here:\nhttp://www.timex.com/gp/browse.html/ref=sc_iw_c_0_1_237130011_1/103-0145131-2215056?ie=UTF8&node=293055011&no=237130011&timexBrand=core&me=A1S5XB33AHYRMX
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Hi,\nYou can try your local bike shops or go to major retails stores.\n\nYou could also try to buy one from abroad and importing it.\n\nif I were you and had money I would buy from abroad and import it, as it is reliable and you get original manufactures warranty.\n\nYou could also try ebay.co.uk or ebay.com and search for it there.\n\nHope this Helps!
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Get all the counterfeit big name items like rolex and others
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Azzuma.com     is specialized in French and European lingerie, not the usuall copy pasted lingerie sites we always fall into...\n\nGood luck
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Hi, French designer, clothes, watches, perfumes, etc.\nCheck out the site for more info.\nGood luck.
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ebay, just make sure you note that it is REAL diamond jewelry--there's a lot of fake stuff on there, so point out that yours isn't CZ in the description and put "REAL AUTHENTIC DIAMOND" in the headline
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♡First, you have to sign up and get a Yahoo Japan ID to be able to log onto Yahoo Japan Auctions.\nhttp://auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/\n You then have to register with Yahoo Japan Auctions to use their service, there is a monthly service charge for doing so! It will be billed to your credit card on a monthly basis. I also think you must be fluent in Japanese to avoid any problems! You must then be able to read and write Japanese so that you can post, answer and carry out your auction from start to finish. Also, many times questions are asked about your item, you have to be able to give details. You have to be able to view Japanese characters on your computer as well. I'm an American living in Japan and my hubby is Japanese, so I have no problem because he helps me! Also, you have to take into consideration that many Yahoo Japan Auctions DO NOT SHIP INTERNATIONALLY. I occasionally order things from Japanese living in the US who use Yahoo Japan Auctions and have something I need/want, but the payment is done to a Japanese bank transfer. And many people don't want to pay the high postage from another country too. These people are fluent in Japanese and English usually. People may also be hesitant to forward money outside of Japan. But, if you're fluent in Japanese, sign up and give it a try! Hope this helps and good luck!♡