YaletownLad
Junior Contributor
THE SELLER
If you are here reading this, then you’re probably active enough in the watch community to have heard the phrase, “buy the seller”. Thus, it seems fitting to start here with a small introduction.
I guess I would refer to myself as a collector and enthusiast. I got into watches, in a big way, 6 years ago. Since then I’ve learned a great deal. I’ve watched countless YouTube videos, spent hours on forums, and visited untold number of AD’s and boutiques around the world. I’ve been to live watch events and talked at length with other fellow community members. I’ve had the privilege of experiencing hundreds of watches first-hand, across many types, brands, and price points.
Throughout this journey, I have purchased nearly 120 watches for my collection, selling more than 80 of these watches on to new homes. Being party to over 200 watch transactions, I think it is fair to say I’ve got some experience. I try to sell watches the way I would like other sellers to do when I am the buyer. I try to make sure that the pictures I provide are above-average, thereby allowing one to get a good look at the cosmetic condition. If I know there are flaws beyond very light normal wear, I will disclose it. If I know of mechanical issues, I will disclose it. Nearing 100 sales, I have yet to hear from anyone who was disappointed with the watch they received.
As a result of this selling approach, I have earned perfect feedback on eBay and on Watchuseek, now starting to sell on CanWatchCo as well. Until Chrono24 implements feedback for private sellers, you will have to take my word for it, but there are dozens of happy buyers there too.
THE WATCH
Sinn U212 EZM 16
I purchased this watch in the fall of 2021 new from my local AD. It is therefore a ~2021 model. The watch has never been serviced, given its relatively new age.
I am selling all 3 of my Sinn watches right now and this is one of the three. I still love the technical aspects of the brand, but I find that the style just doesn’t resonate with me the way it used to. It is a shame that these watches don’t get the wrist time they deserve.
Box and papers.
There is warranty until August 31, 2023.
Condition
I don’t think I’m overstating this at all when I say the watch is in the same condition that it was when I bought it. Case, crystal, and bezel are all in outstanding condition. The zulu strap is a factory Sinn strap and shows a slight crease where the watch is fastened to the factory box pillow. Overall, the watch could pass for unworn condition.
Time keeping is about 2 seconds fast per 24 hours.
My Impressions
Don’t let the size put you off. The watch wears exceptionally well with a lug-to-lug under 54mm. I have a number of 47mm Panerai, and the Sinn wears much smaller. I think it is by far the best looking out of the U series from Sinn. If you know Sinn, then you already know these watches are tank-tough professional kit.
Measurements
Diameter- Watch: 47.0 mm
Diameter- Crystal: 34.8 mm
Thickness: 14.3 mm
Lug-to-Lug: 53.8 mm
Lug Width: 24.0 mm
Specifications
Automatic
Movement: SW300-1
28,800 vph
42 hour power reserve
Sapphire crystal
Tegimented bezel
Water Resistance: 100 ATM (1,000 meters)
Since it seems to come up a lot... NO TRADES.
The only exceptions to that would be a nearly new Panerai PAM 1314 or any nearly new Rolex steel sports model at RRP.
PRICE = $3,400 (plus shipping)










If you are here reading this, then you’re probably active enough in the watch community to have heard the phrase, “buy the seller”. Thus, it seems fitting to start here with a small introduction.
I guess I would refer to myself as a collector and enthusiast. I got into watches, in a big way, 6 years ago. Since then I’ve learned a great deal. I’ve watched countless YouTube videos, spent hours on forums, and visited untold number of AD’s and boutiques around the world. I’ve been to live watch events and talked at length with other fellow community members. I’ve had the privilege of experiencing hundreds of watches first-hand, across many types, brands, and price points.
Throughout this journey, I have purchased nearly 120 watches for my collection, selling more than 80 of these watches on to new homes. Being party to over 200 watch transactions, I think it is fair to say I’ve got some experience. I try to sell watches the way I would like other sellers to do when I am the buyer. I try to make sure that the pictures I provide are above-average, thereby allowing one to get a good look at the cosmetic condition. If I know there are flaws beyond very light normal wear, I will disclose it. If I know of mechanical issues, I will disclose it. Nearing 100 sales, I have yet to hear from anyone who was disappointed with the watch they received.
As a result of this selling approach, I have earned perfect feedback on eBay and on Watchuseek, now starting to sell on CanWatchCo as well. Until Chrono24 implements feedback for private sellers, you will have to take my word for it, but there are dozens of happy buyers there too.
THE WATCH
Sinn U212 EZM 16
I purchased this watch in the fall of 2021 new from my local AD. It is therefore a ~2021 model. The watch has never been serviced, given its relatively new age.
I am selling all 3 of my Sinn watches right now and this is one of the three. I still love the technical aspects of the brand, but I find that the style just doesn’t resonate with me the way it used to. It is a shame that these watches don’t get the wrist time they deserve.
Box and papers.
There is warranty until August 31, 2023.
Condition
I don’t think I’m overstating this at all when I say the watch is in the same condition that it was when I bought it. Case, crystal, and bezel are all in outstanding condition. The zulu strap is a factory Sinn strap and shows a slight crease where the watch is fastened to the factory box pillow. Overall, the watch could pass for unworn condition.
Time keeping is about 2 seconds fast per 24 hours.
My Impressions
Don’t let the size put you off. The watch wears exceptionally well with a lug-to-lug under 54mm. I have a number of 47mm Panerai, and the Sinn wears much smaller. I think it is by far the best looking out of the U series from Sinn. If you know Sinn, then you already know these watches are tank-tough professional kit.
Measurements
Diameter- Watch: 47.0 mm
Diameter- Crystal: 34.8 mm
Thickness: 14.3 mm
Lug-to-Lug: 53.8 mm
Lug Width: 24.0 mm
Specifications
Automatic
Movement: SW300-1
28,800 vph
42 hour power reserve
Sapphire crystal
Tegimented bezel
Water Resistance: 100 ATM (1,000 meters)
Since it seems to come up a lot... NO TRADES.
The only exceptions to that would be a nearly new Panerai PAM 1314 or any nearly new Rolex steel sports model at RRP.
PRICE = $3,400 (plus shipping)









