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The price falls.
Until someone buys.

A falling-price auction turns the usual direction around. Nobody bids upward. The price starts high and sinks, step by step, until the first buyer takes it. Then the piece is gone.

From the retail price the price falls to the starting price and onward from there. A buyer comes up to meet it from below; where the two meet, the sale closes at the auction price. The pale remainder down to the floor price stays untravelled — the price would only arrive there if nobody bought first.Retail priceCHF 32'500Starting priceCHF 24'500Floor priceCHF 15'900Auction price
PriceSoldCHF 18'800

In three steps

  1. Checked and listed

    Every piece passes through the hands of our specialists before it goes online. Authenticity, condition, weight, stones. Only then does it get a starting price and a floor price.

  2. The price falls

    From the first day the price sinks in small steps, around the clock, at night and on Sundays too. You can see where it stands at any moment.

  3. The first buyer gets it

    One click on Buy, and the piece is yours at the price of that moment. No bidding, no waiting for a hammer, no last-second extension.

What customers ask

Why not simply wait for the floor price?

Because you are not the only one watching. Every piece exists exactly once, and whoever buys first gets it. The further the price falls, the more people hold a finger over the button. Waiting costs nothing until it costs everything.

How far does the price fall?

To the floor price, and not a franc further. The floor price is on every auction page from the first day. So you always know what you are getting into, and you see at once how much room is left against the retail price.

And if nobody buys?

The price starts over. A cycle runs 15 days; after that the price jumps back to the start and falls again. Hesitate too long and you find your piece not cheaper on your next visit, but dearer again.

Is authenticity guaranteed?

Yes. Every piece is checked before it is listed. Behind it stands a house that has traded precious metals, watches and jewels since 1996, whose specialists do nothing else all day but appraise.

How does the piece reach me?

Insured and discreet, worldwide. Registered customers also have a 14-day right of return.

2'399 pieces are falling in price right now.

See what is there. Every minute you spend watching, one of them gets cheaper. And one of them belongs today to someone who was faster.

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