Lot # : 118 - AUTOMATIC WATCH WINDER

Auction Closing: 5 items per minute on Sunday, April 28th at 6 PM. * Location: 200 W Hampton St. Dillon, SC 29536

Online-Only Auction 6PM Estate of J. David Watson John T Henry Auction Co LLC 200 W Hampton St. Dillon, SC 29536 - Type of Auction: Online-only. - Date and Time: Sunday, April 28th, starting at 6 PM - Location: 200 W Hampton St. Dillon, SC 29536 - Payment: Credit cards will be processed immediately after the auction. A nonrefundable deposit of up to $500 will be charged. Any remaining balance must be paid on pick-up day. John T. Henry Auction Co. is selling the estate of James David Watson. David was born in Florence, South Carolina on April 6, 1953, David had an Americana childhood, growing up on the working farm of "Sugarberry Acres" with his parents, George and Lois Watson, his brother Mac, and his grandparents. In addition to the work on the farm, David also became an Eagle Scout and played football at Latta High School. After high school, he began his higher education career where he enjoyed not only his time in the classroom, but also his time out of the classroom, holding leadership positons and having a significant impact on the institutions and his fellow students. David attended and was a proud alumnus of Wingate University, College of Charleston, and Francis Marion University, and ended his academic career by receiving his Juris Doctorate at the University of South Carolina School of Law. Upon graduation from law school, David clerked for one year for the Honorable Marion "Son" Kinon, before joining the 4th Circuit Solicitor's office, where he started full time, and remained on a part time basis after opening his own law firm in 1989. While operating his law practice to assist the residents of the area, he also served for a period of time as the Public Defender and interim town judge for the City of Latta. His legal passion, though, was helping individuals with disabilities receive the benefits they were entitled from the Social Security Administration. This provided him the greatest joy and reward in his practice of law. In addition to a time consuming professional career, David was extremely active in civic, charitable, educational, and professional organizations. A longtime member of the Latta Rotary Club, David was a two time past President, and a Paul Harris fellow. He was honored as a Kentucky Colonel and he was extremely proud to be a member of the Order of St. Lazarus society. Having served as a member of the Board of Directors of the College of Charleston Alumni Association, he continued his service to his alma mater in 1989 by becoming one of the original members of the College of Charleston Board of Trustees, where continued to serve as a Trustee Emeritus. Auction Details: * Date and Time: The auction starts on Sunday, April 28th at 6 PM. * Location: 200 W Hampton St. Dillon, SC 29536 * Preview Dates: Sunday, April 28th from 2-6PM. * Auction Closing: 5 items per minute on Sunday, April 28th at 6 PM. * Pick-Up: Monday, April 29th from 10AM-3PM at the same location. * Payment: Credit cards will be processed immediately after the auction for a nonrefundable deposit of up to $500. Remaining balance must be paid on pick-up day. *Shipping: Available through Carolina Relocation Services, LLC. Contact them directly for shipping arrangements. * Terms and Conditions: All items sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults. Buyer's premium of 13% applies. All sales are final. Additional Information: *New auction items come in immediately following the close of this auction. *Removal of items is the buyer's responsibility. Any items not removed by the pickup deadline will be considered abandoned property. * Buyer's premium and sales tax apply to all sales. *Payment must be made in full on pick-up day. * John T. Henry Auction Co., LLC does not provide transportation services for buyers to remove their merchandise. * Freight is available for all items through Carolina Relocation Services, LLC notify them if transportation is required. Registration: Bidders must register and agree to abide by all terms and conditions. It's essential for bidders to carefully read and understand all terms and conditions before participating in the auction. * All items sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" with all faults * All descriptions believed accurate but not warranted * Bidder inspection is encouraged * By placing a bid, bidder signifies that they have examined the items to their satisfaction, or that they have chosen not to personally examine them * We reserve the right to reject any bid at our sole discretion. * Applicable taxes apply * 13 % Buyer's premium rate charged ALL SALES FINAL This excerpt emphasizes the importance of timely item removal following the close of the auction. Here are the key points: Urgency: New auction items are expected immediately after the current auction, necessitating the swift removal of purchased items to create space. Responsibility: The auctioneer explicitly states they are not liable for any damage, theft, or breakage that may occur after the auction concludes. Abandoned Property: Items not retrieved by the designated pick-up deadline are deemed abandoned. In such cases, the auctioneer reserves the right to resell these items and retain the proceeds from the resale. - Property Condition: All items are sold "as is where is", meaning buyers accept the condition of the items at the time of purchase. No refunds, returns, or exchanges are allowed. - Item Inspection: Bidders are encouraged to inspect items during designated times. The auctioneer provides detailed descriptions and photographs, but it's the bidder's responsibility to verify the condition of the items. - Buyer's Premium & Sales Tax: A 13% Buyer's Premium is added to the high bid, and buyers are responsible for paying an 8% sales tax unless they have a retail sales license on file. - Payment & Invoicing: A nonrefundable deposit up to $500 will be charged for items won, with the remaining balance due on pick-up day. - Item Removal: Buyers must remove items by the designated pick-up deadline. Failure to do so may result in items being considered abandoned property, subject to resale by the auctioneer. - Transportation and Shipping: Buyers are responsible for arranging transportation. Shipping is available through Carolina Relocation Services, but buyers must notify the auctioneer if they require shipping. - Registration: Bidders agree to abide by all terms and conditions by registering and bidding for the auction. Failure to comply may result in the revocation of bidding privileges. These terms and conditions ensure transparency and fairness in the auction process, protecting both the auctioneer and the bidders involved. Shipping Info: - Availability: Shipping is offered for all items. However, buyers need to inform the auctioneer by replying to their paid-in-full invoice email on pickup day if they require shipping. - Shipping Provider: The auctioneer is now using - Carolina Relocation Services for all packing, shipping, and mailing. - Pickup and Handling: Carolina Relocation Services will pick up all shipping items and transport them to their facility at 6720 Elbow Road in Conway, SC 29527. - Shipping Correspondence: Carolina Relocation Services will correspond directly with shipping customers to discuss shipping options and any special instructions. - Quotes: Shipping quotes provided by Carolina Relocation Services are based on the weight and dimensions provided. However, they are subject to change if the actual weight and measurements differ. - Services Provided: Carolina Relocation Services will handle all aspects of shipping, including packing, crating, and transportation, for any items sold in the auction. - Contact Information: If buyers have any further questions regarding shipping, they can contact Carolina Relocation Services directly at 843-397-4038 or admin@carolinarelocationservices.com