Discover carefully selected luxury and collectible watches, professionally presented through transparent online auctions.
Every watch accepted for a ChronoBid auction in Australia is reviewed, professionally photographed, and individually catalogued before sale. Auction terms, bid increments, applicable fees in AUD, and available condition information are disclosed before you bid.
Online auctions close at the displayed time in Australian timezone. Bids do not extend the clock. Price your limit with the published buyer's premium in AUD.
Step 1
Create an account and verify a card. No money is taken on register or bid — only a 5% deposit on the hammer if you win.
Step 2
Read the catalogue notes, photos, buyer’s premium, win deposit, and condition information before you bid.
Step 3
Enter a maximum you are willing to pay — or quick-bid the next minimum. The public price rises by the increment only. Bidding itself does not charge your card.
Step 4
If you win, the card deposit on hammer is taken, then settle the balance (hammer + buyer’s premium − deposit).
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Submit your watch for an initial auction assessment. If it is suitable for an upcoming sale, our team will contact you to discuss its estimated auction range, reserve, fees and next steps.
Assessment
Before a ChronoBid lot goes live, house staff complete a basic catalogue review. We photograph the watch, compare the stated reference with what we see, note box and papers when present, and write the catalogue entry. That review is not a formal authenticity certificate, an independent watchmaker examination, or a post-purchase authenticity warranty unless the lot page says otherwise.
Read the assessment processPlain answers on fees, reserves, and reading the catalogue in AUD.
A buyer’s premium is a percentage fee the auction house charges the winning bidder on top of the hammer price. On ChronoBid, the published rate is shown on every lot before you bid, in Australian dollars.
Read guideChronoBid runs timed online auctions for luxury and collectible watches. Bids are in AUD. The highest accepted bid at close is the hammer, then published fees apply.
Read guideA reserve is the lowest hammer price the consignor will accept. It is not always published. Bidding can sit below reserve until the floor catches up or the sale ends.
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