FREE: Ladies' Fossil Watch - goldtone + silvertone

Since I retreived it from an estate sale, I cannot say so, but there are a number of questions to ask here........ Would someone (the lady whose estate was being sold)keep a watch that had no value? My guess, in picking it up at the estate sale was, "No, it would have to have some value".; Would someone keep an item that was cost prohibitive to repair? My educated guess, again, was "No, not likely;" and what is the most likely reason for an electronic watch to stop working? From my experience, "The battery ran out of juice." What it comes down to, (since I am picking up the tab for the shipping), is "Do you think it is worth gambling your hard earned credits?" I do not collect Fossil watches, so for me the answer is, "No," and that's why I have put it up on Listia. That is the heart of Listia, giving away things that you do not need or want in exchange for things you can use, right?
So, I am offering it up to my fellow Listians......for I believe it may be of value to at least one of them. I hope that more than answers your question.

nice auction- any scratches on the watch face?

Ahhh, you made me look. LOL... I confess, I did not know, so I did have to look. Well, except for a greasy finger print (which I promptly wiped off), there was nothing to be found. I was relieved and pleased. Thank you so much for asking.

thanks for answering- good luck to you!

Hey, we Listians have to stay together...... to make it all work, and to keep it fun.

does it work?

nice

great detailed answer- and you're right we need to stick together. it's nice when you "meet" nice people who want the same thing- to give away things out of the goodness of your own heart. keep the positivity going!

Ahhh, shucks... I don't have a bloggg, so this is where I can sprew-out words and sometimes their appreciated. Glad you are enjoying it..... there is enough unpleasant Life to deal with that a little purposeful joy always seems to be a welcome surprise. Thanks for your comment.