Vintage and modern references from fans, stores and vendors. Every listing carries its reference number, case condition, movement and service history from the seller's Vault entry, checked against the Registry before it goes live.
Nothing is on the floor in this category right now. Listings appear here as soon as a fan, store or vendor prices a piece out of their Vault, and listing is free. If you have a watch to sell, you can be the first listing on this page.
Every category on Hoard Market has its own condition standard. Here is what the record carries, and what it means.
Bands drawn from completed sales across the registry. Every listing shows its own asking price and its own sold comps.
The seller scans the piece into their Vault, where Gideon reads the reference and case markings and fills the record. That record is matched against the Hoard Registry, which flags theft reports and known misrepresentations. Only then can the piece be listed, and the green registry lock on the listing shows the check passed.
Listings run from around $400 for modern production references up to $250,000 and above for documented vintage with complications. Asking prices are public on every listing, and completed sale prices stay on the item record as public comps.
Yes. Scan it into your Vault, let the record fill, then set an asking price. Listing is free and a single flat fee applies only when the piece sells.
Nyami Nyami handles trust and safety. A mismatch between the piece and its record is a registry event, the sale is reversible, and the record keeps the history.
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