watch flipping made me millions (Don't ignore this massive opportunity)

Now before we get into the nitty gritty of flipping luxury watches, you're probably wondering:

"Who the heck is this guy and why should I even listen to him."

And I don't blame you.

You should always make sure whoever you're learning from actually walks the walk.

So let me introduce myself...

Hey my name is Pejman Ghadimi (but most people call me PJ).

I'm a serial entrepreneur, investor, best-selling author, and for over the past decade, I've been collecting and flipping luxury watches. 

In fact, in 2021 alone I made over $1,000,000 profit flipping watches.

And I'm on track to crush that number in 2022. 

But it wasn't it always like this.

*Cue sob story music*

Look, I'm not looking for a pity party.

But here's the cliff notes version of my story:

• Grew up dirt-broke to a single mother in Iran in the middle of a war.
• Fled to the US as a child with only a couple dollars to our name (even ordering from the dollar menu at McDonald's was a struggle).
• Worked my first job doing cold call sales and quickly became the #1 (and youngest) sales rep before promoted to Director.
• Next (and last job) was for a Fortune 500 bank where I climbed the corporate ladder all the way up to VP (without a college degree which was unheard of).
• Always had a passion for the 'finer things in life' and enjoyed the experiences of luxury cars, watches, travel, etc.
• Quickly learned that luxury goods like watches can actually be assets instead of liabilities a long as you understood how to play the market.
  

And you know what's funny?

I never even planned on flipping luxury watches. 

In fact, I stumbled upon it out of pure desperation.

How getting fired from my six figure banking job led me to flip my first watch

In my 20s, I was making six figures at my Fortune 500 banking job.

From teller, to branch manager, to regional manager, then to Vice President, I was quickly climbing up the corporate ladder.

Money was so good, I even bought my first home and a Porsche 911 Turbo.

But then I got "the call". 

I got fired from my job.

"Oh crap..." was all I could think.

I was living a pretty posh lifestyle.

Fine dining on the regular.

Going out with friends on the weekends.

Travel to foreign destinations.

The problem is... once you get a taste of the 'good life'... you just can't go back.

I had to figure something out quick as bills were piling up and I was also supporting my mom.

But then I remembered something...

There was a guy named Gil on an exotic car forum we were both a member of (we both owned Porsche 911 Turbos).

Gil was one of the forum sponsors and was one of the few independent watch dealers in the world back then. 

It was Gil who actually sold me my very first luxury watch.

A Panerai 104 (below on the right) for about $3,000 at the time.

I didn't need the watch necessarily so I figured why not put it up for sale to get some money back.

What happened next shocked me.

I listed the watch for sale at $3,800 and began getting offers ABOVE my asking price.

At first I thought these were scammers. 

But what I soon realized was that the market demand for my watch had actually increased during the time I had it.

I ended up selling the watch for $4,500.

In other words, I got back my initial investment of $3,000 AND made a cool $1,500 profit.

This made me realize two important things:

1. The watch industry is massive. It was huge in the 2000s and even bigger today. There will always be rich people in the world who can and will spend thousands of dollars. (Yes, there are people buying $100k+ watches).
2. Watches will always retain value or appreciate over time. As long as you buy them right, your money is protected. So it's hard to screw up.
   

But you want to know the craziest part?

The exact same watch today is still worth $4,500-$5,500

In fact, here are the eBay results you see when you search for the same Panerai 104 watch.

It's even being sold for more than what I originally sold it for!

This is why I love flipping luxury watches.

Not only are they an amazing way to make money fast, but they're also excellent investments.

You almost never have to worry about losing money even if you buy and hold the right watch for years.

And the mainstream media is just starting to catch on:

That's why I just shake my head whenever people people say the luxury watch industry is "dead" or that they aren't investments.

Luxury watches have been around for over a century, and they'll be around long after we're all dead. 

In fact, according to consulting firm, McKinsey, the pre-owned luxury watch market alone is set to cross $30 billion dollars by 2025.

And most likely don't know own any REAL luxury watches themselves.

Because when it comes to luxury watches, I'm not talking about those Citizen watches that Costco sells... or the Movado watches you can buy at Macys.

Nor am I talking about more common brands like Fossil, Tissot, or Timex. 

I'm talking about REAL luxury watch brands worn by CEOs and celebrities.

Brands like Rolex, Omega, Panerai, Audemars Piguet, IWC, Hublot, and more.

And if you've never heard of many of these brands, don't worry. 

It doesn't matter.

You don't need to know anything about watches to make a ton of money flipping them. 

There's a reason why big-time celebrity investors like Kevin O' Leary are huge advocates of luxury watches.

The luxury watch market will only continue to get bigger and bigger.

Oh... what's that?

Still not convinced?

On the next page, I'll show you 8 reasons why the opportunity to flip and invest in luxury watches is simply too big to ignore.