Frequently Asked Questions

• What is WatchPricing.com?
• Can I get the same information from eBay directly?
• Where does the data come from?
• How accurate is the information?
• Why do some listings have pictures and others don t?
• Do all listings include a link to the original eBay auction data?
• Is there a guarantee?

1. What is WatchPricing.com?

It is a pricing database that provides sold eBay auction data on wristwatches, pocket watches, and clocks.

2. Can I get the same information from eBay directly?

No, eBay data only goes back about two weeks, and also includes the data from incomplete auctions.

WatchPricing.com extracts and shows only sold auction prices with a single click and provides historical data no longer available to the public.

3. Where does the data come from?

The information is taken directly from eBay sold auctions.

4. How accurate is the information?

Because the information is taken directly from eBay sold auctions, it is possible that the auction was fraudulent (a few are) or it may have been cancelled while bidding was active. We suggest that you ignore prices that don t seem reasonable.

5. Why do some listings have pictures and others do not?

Images are at the discretion of the seller. Not all auctions included images. Due to the listing format, some pictures cannot be downloaded, however, most are.

6. Do all listings include a link to the original eBay auction data?

eBay only stores auction information for a maximum of 120 days.

7. Is there a guarantee?

Yes, if you are not completely satisfied within 30 days, you will receive a full refund.

Didn t find your question? Email us at: info@watchpricing.com