#1 Serial Number Auction

For the closing chapter of the 10 year anniversary celebrations at CWL, they are planning a charity auction of 10 number #1 serial number watches.

Chris has pulled some great pieces from his collection for this event. You don't see some of these models very often....C4SRS - C1GBT.....C7 Rapide BRG MKI.....to name a few. The original #1 C5 Malvern is not going in this auction. It is staying in Maidenhead, where it belongs, to remain part of the company history.

The auction will be run on https://auctionofpromises.com/ in conjunction with http://www.alexanderdevine.org/, who will receive all the proceeds.

Click here for preview.

The auction goes live at 00.01 on Monday 8th December
The auction closes at 5pm on Monday 15th December.

Now is your chance to own one of those elusive #1’s and help a great cause during the holidays.

Was hoping for the Speedhawk but regardless, a cracking donation by the team.




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Be very interesting to see how they do, espeically the sector!

The auction target of £5,000 seems somewhat modest for these classic watches.

Guy

I wonder how much Mortis will go up to for the sector?

Wouldn't mind a punt on the C1, C3 or BOB, but it depends how high they go.

Amor Vincit Omnia wrote:I wonder how much Mortis will go up to for the sector?

Wouldn't mind a punt on the C1, C3 or BOB, but it depends how high they go.

Well, the collective reserve on those three is £950...

Very interesting.....Love to know how much each will make.

Follow it...you will know. Better yet...bid in it!

Good to read that the original #1 C5 Malvern is not to be auctioned and will remain with the company. All credit to CWL for raising funds for the Alexander Devine Children`s Hospice. An amazing charity and a service that I'm familiar with.

this is a wonderful way to mark 10 years in the business.
i won't be able to bid, but i commend those of you who can to bid high!
this will be an amazing christmas present for a special cause.
well done CW

Anyone bidding?

I see someone has kicked off with 50 notes on the C4 Peregrine.

scooter

There's £200 gone down on the C8 Blackhawk... three times that needed I reckon (reserve £400 anyway).

£50 each has been bid by akirk on the Sector and Trident.

I'm genuinely interested.

If we know that the reserve price of the C60 is £400, what is the point of registering a bid below that. Am I missing something obvious?

scooter

scooter wrote:£50 each has been bid by akirk on the Sector and Trident.

I'm genuinely interested.

If we know that the reserve price of the C60 is £400, what is the point of registering a bid below that. Am I missing something obvious?

scooter

yes
there are tactics to bidding...

Alasdair

OK.

Simple 'Yes' or 'No'.

Am I right by saying that if the bidding doesn't reach £400 then the watch will not go to the highest bidder below £400?

scooter