Japan based luxury watch auction Timepeaks implemented feature to sell watches for everyone for free.
PRLog - June 19, 2015 - SHIBUYA-KU, Japan -- The luxury watch auction Timepeaks by Letherball, Inc. now accepts items for auction from countries other than Japan.
Until now, only auction pieces from within Japan were accepted, but it is now possible to auction items easily from around the world.
Leatherball,Inc., based in Tokyo, began accepting auction items from countries other than Japan for its luxury watch internet auction site Timepeaks on June 10.
Until now, it was only possible to places bids from overseas, but it has now become possible to auction items.
Users can submit items for auction with ease by simply uploading an image and entering certain required information.
Successful bidders can use Paypal to make payment to Timepeaks.
With usual internet auction sites, purchasing an expensive item from a seller requires trust built up over time, but Timepeaks can be used with peace of mind as all watches are checked by watch experts in Japan to ensure they are genuine articles before being sent to successful bidders.
Being so easy to auction items on Timepeaks has made it very popular with Japanese users too.
While other auction sites charge a bidding fee of 10%, Timepeaks only charges one of 5%.
Commission fees are usually around 30%, but we don't charge any commission fees at Timepeaks which is another feature of our service.
The fact that you can conduct auction dealings speedily with your watch in your own possession is another winning aspect of Timepeaks.
We currently handle a variety of brand watches that include Omega, Rolex, Citizen, Grand Seiko, Patek Philippe, Panerai, etc.
Timepeaks can be accessed via the link below.
https://timepeaks.com/
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The luxury watch auction Timepeaks now accepts items for auction from countries other than Japan
June 19, 2015 at 01:59 AM EDT
