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Register & verify
Create an Weymont account and complete identity verification. Verification is required once and unlocks every future sale.
Weymont Watches
Curated auctions
Bied op zorgvuldig geselecteerde tijdmeters. Ieder horloge doorloopt onze eigen controle op authenticiteit, staat en documentatie voordat het in veiling gaat.
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How bidding works
From registration to your wrist
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Place your bid
Bid manually or set a maximum. Our system bids on your behalf in the published increments, never above your ceiling.
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Anti-sniping close
A bid in the final two minutes extends the lot by two minutes, so every collector gets a fair chance to respond.
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Payment & delivery
Won a lot? You receive an invoice within one hour. After payment the watch is shipped fully insured or collected in Amsterdam.
Good to know
Terms at a glance
Transparency is part of the Weymont Standard. These are the conditions that apply to every lot, published before you place your first bid.
- Buyer's premium
- 8% of the hammer price
- Deposit
- €500 per lot, deducted from the invoice
- Payment term
- 3 business days after the hammer
- Delivery
- Insured shipping or Zuidas collection
- Warranty
- 24 months Weymont authenticity warranty
- Cooling-off
- Auction purchases are final under Dutch law
Questions
Auction FAQ
Are all lots authenticated?
Yes. Every timepiece passes our in-house Weymont Standard: movement inspection, case and dial verification, documentation control and condition grading before it is listed.
What is a reserve price?
Some lots carry a confidential minimum. If the reserve is not met the lot does not sell; you will always see whether the reserve has been reached on the lot page.
How do automatic bids work?
Enter the maximum you are willing to pay. We only raise your bid by one increment at a time and stop at your maximum, keeping your ceiling confidential.
Can I view a watch before bidding?
Certainly. Private viewings take place at our Zuidas office by appointment; we also provide additional macro photography and video on request.
Can I consign my own watch?
Yes. Submit your watch for valuation, we agree an estimate and reserve, and photograph and catalogue the lot free of charge.
What happens if I do not pay?
The lot is offered to the next bidder and the deposit is forfeited. Repeated defaults lead to permanent exclusion from Weymont auctions.