Yo me vendo CARO, porque lo Valgo! | Entrevista pt.1 | ft. Suro Watches

In this interview, the guest (Zury) discusses his approach to selling luxury watches priced at $100,000 and above, emphasizing that the effort required to sell a low‑cost watch is the same as selling a high‑end piece. He argues that his high price point reflects his self‑worth, stating that he does not sell cheap items because he does not consider himself cheap. Zury explains that personal adversity—such as experiencing hunger, cold, and hardship—shapes the drive to reach the top and justifies premium pricing. He highlights the importance of believing in oneself and having a clear destination. The conversation also touches on market perception: Zury recounts an early experience in the United States where a Rolex priced at $9,000 seemed overpriced, but after three years of learning and changing his mindset, he recognized the same watch at $14,000 as a good price, illustrating how mindset alters perceived value. Finally, he notes that wealthy buyers are willing to spend millions on watches, and the challenge lies in recognizing that money circulates even when it isn’t immediately visible.










