No. Many members spend time watching auctions before deciding to participate themselves.
Not immediately. There are a few things to complete before bidding access becomes available.
Before placing bids, we ask members to complete address and payment verification. It helps protect sellers, reduce fraudulent activity, and keep auctions fair for everyone involved.
Every watch starts somewhere. As bids come in, the price moves up. If someone bids higher, they take the lead. If nobody bids higher before the auction ends, the watch is yours.
For now, nothing. The auction remains open until the timer reaches zero. You only win the watch if you are still leading when the auction closes.
You will receive payment instructions and details of what happens next. After payment is completed, the watch goes through one final check before collection or shipping.
Nothing happens. No payment is required. You simply move on to the next watch.
No. A bid is considered a commitment to purchase if you become the successful bidder.
Sometimes a bid arrives in the final few minutes. When that happens, additional time may be added so that everyone still has a fair opportunity to respond.
The auction page will always show the current highest bid while the auction remains active.
Of course. Most questions are easier to answer before the auction ends than after it does.
Yes. If additional information is available, we will do our best to help.
Yes. Shipping arrangements and local import requirements may vary depending on where you are.
No. Multiple accounts may not be used to influence auctions or bypass platform rules.
