I was told that there is something odd about this auction.
I was told to beware of people insisting on WU, certified check or bank transfer payments.
I was told that the strap looks 'artfully' aged.
I was told that the seller's other auctions involved more or less worthless bric-a-brac.
I was told that the seller seems in no way a watch specialist.
I was told that the line "I would like everyone in the world a chance to win this watch in this auction" sounds surprisingly like a paraphrase of the pimp's monologue in Martin Scorcese's 'Taxi Driver.'
Finally, I was told that the passive form 'I was told' is a watered-down, wimped-out way of saying, 'Somebody told me.' The 'somebody' could be JetMid or the seller's dog...
It's also a handy phrase in the event that the watch turns out to be other than genuine, as in, 'Well, I was told that it was a genuine item!'
Want to know more? Sorry. As the seller says, 'I have no other information on this.'
Good luck bidding!
edit/update: if someone had the time and patience, it would be interesting to try and get the seller to agree to open the back to see (i.e., photograph) what's really in there. Given the price and lack of any objective info 'I was told' that any reputable seller would agree to do this.
As a matter of fact, does anyone know how to ask the seller this type of question and have it appear on the bottom of the page (rather than having it sent directly as a PM or an email?)