Hi, a new member and a freshy for ebay here. May I ask if it is normal for the bidding price to be raised right away after i just raised it? It happens all the time i raise price on the watch and It feels like a bot to me. Wont a person need some time to consider how much to raise?
The system works that when you bid if prior bidder (existing high bidder) has a higher top bid then it will immediately move up so they remain the higher bidder. This will keep happening until your bid is above his high bid. So it is kind of like a bot.
9KT solid gold Geneve presentation watch Cal 565 going no reserve, should clean up very nicely with a crown and crystal
https://www.ebay.com/itm/375673942526
Omega Geneve Cal 565 166.070 in steel going no reserve in nice condition in the UK tomorrow
https://www.ebay.com/itm/146065213325
Whats good price for this one?
O onthedlHello, new to watches and also on eBay. Understand through light internet research that eBay's authentication program is fairly in depth.
If I'm looking at an older limited edition watch selling without warranty/papers, will eBay's authentication program validate the watch by taking a look inside and checking for any obviously fake components? Or will they be able to go as far as validating that a watch is an authentic limited edition (w/o documents) and not a modded watch? Appreciate any views the forum could provide.
Omega Geneve Cal 565 166.070 in steel going no reserve in nice condition in the UK tomorrow
https://www.ebay.com/itm/146065213325
30 mins left on this one
De Ville 165.008 Ultra-thin Cal 711 in gold-plate going no reserve
https://www.ebay.com/itm/395748126349
Vintage Omega Constellation With 18K solid gold UK Domestic Production case, needs a better crown but quite nice overall going no reserve
https://www.ebay.com/itm/305817634590
De Ville 165.008 Ultra-thin Cal 711 in gold-plate going no reserve
https://www.ebay.com/itm/395748126349
