Shill Bidding?

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Considering this one on OF sold for around $500USD and was serviced and unpolished, $800 seems pretty high.

I am so bummed I missed out on that one. I joined the forum on a Friday and I think he sold that about 3 days earlier. SMH.
 
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Upon doing some more searching and comparing other examples of these, I think I am going to pass. The one on Ebay appears to be a redial and the "Swiss Made" at the bottom of the dial appears to be missing the dashes and/or the "T" that normally go at the beginning and end of that script.
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Without bracelet/endlinks though, which are worth about 2-300 GBP (IMO).
Depends how much you value a unpolished case. And looks like the bracelet also has been heavily refinished too.
 
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<<and the winning bidder suddenly not being able to perform>>
stage fright?

sometimes a bidder will bid higher "against themself" if they realize the market is strong and they want to be assure to win it. i've done it before when i was leaving and wouldn't be near my computer so i bid higher than what i was currently at to keep last second snipers from grabbing it just above my price.
 
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So it is not bidding against yourself at all.


No it is more like a " double tap" .....

haha
Good Hunting
bill
 
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TDBK, thank you for explaining that ordering. I did not look at the time stamps—just assumed the chart would be in chronological order.