u/DryMembership1250

2009 Range Rover with a Bill of Sale/Parts Only. I was the high bid at $425, seller counters with $2650. 😂 They're moonlighting as a stand-up or snorting blocks.

How many times will they typically send a car around before they give up and accept the high bid? This one has never gone above $375 and they've dropped the Buy It Now a couple of times.

I know they play this game at Copart and it sometimes doesn't work out for them. I saw a car get a high bid of $2k and they rejected it. They sent it around 8 more times, bids got lower, and I ended up getting it for $625.

Opinions are divided. Most say Rolex Cellini, specifically the King Midas, but the shape doesn’t seem right. Another source said it’s a Bueche Girod.

Did he remember to bring the lube?

My aunt gifted me this watch for my wife. She told me her husband bought it for her at JC Penney a very long time ago. It's a Tissot Seastar Seven marked "Swiss T Made", "Waterproof", and "Use Key No 160/200T". Additionally, the clasp has a triangle marked 14K. I'm not sure if it means gold plated or gold filled. I doubt this could possibly be 14k gold.

I've done some searching online but can't find a similar all gold colored example.

My aunt gifted me this watch for my wife. She told me her husband bought it for her at JC Penney a very long time ago. It's a Tissot Seastar Seven marked "Swiss T Made", "Waterproof", and "Use Key No 160/200T". Additionally, the clasp has a triangle marked 14K. I'm not sure if it means gold plated or gold filled. I doubt this could possibly be 14k gold.

I've done some searching online but can't find a similar all gold example.