Hello there (newbie from France).

[arthur75]

And a noob to this rep game as well !

A little question, is it the normal usage to ask for QC pics for every purchase ?

[Grapeshot]

Welcome.
Most of the Trusted Dealer provide QC images as a matter of course and member to member sales have to have photos before they can advertise.

[daytonadragon]

Welcome aboard.

[arthur75]

Thanks a lot for the answer, the trusted dealers are the sites ? So the QC images are for the models/edition and not for each individual watch, right ?

[daytonadragon]

Thanks a lot for the answer, the trusted dealers are the sites ? So the QC images are for the models/edition and not for each individual watch, right ?

The QC picture is for the watch the TD is proposing to send you.

[arthur75]

But when buying from a site, it is usual practice to ask for QC pics by email before ordering ?

[capice]

bonjour et bienvenue,...yes it is normal these days to get pics from the actual watch which will be send to you. Please stay with the TD's here so in case something is going wrong, moderators and members can be of help.
Once you found the watch you want, first ask the TD if it is in stock, only then pay....Most TD's will not accept paypal from new customers so look for a convenient way to make the payment. Revolut is a free prepaid creditcard which is a good option if your own cc company doesn't allow payments to CN.

[arthur75]

bonjour et bienvenue,...yes it is normal these days to get pics from the actual watch which will be send to you. Please stay with the TD's here so in case something is going wrong, moderators and members can be of help.
Once you found the watch you want, first ask the TD if it is in stock, only then pay....Most TD's will not accept paypal from new customers so look for a convenient way to make the payment. Revolut is a free prepaid creditcard which is a good option if your own cc company doesn't allow payments to CN.

Thanks a lot for the info !
(and noticed that quite a few TD sites just got cut, which only leaves email as exchange mean I guess ..)

[capice]

email or pm to the TD