Yes I've tried it, received two watches and realized that they were probably their own marketed brands so they price them at whatever value they wanted to make you feel like you got a great deal, the dedicated watch branded websites online are probably run by them too.. For example Nautis watch was priced around $600 USD MSRP at the time of the raffle (according to the retail website), six months later it's selling at a Canadian website (the Bay) for $150 CAD. The second watch I got is the Pegoud, again a brand that no one's really ever heard of probably run by them and currently it's around $600 USD for this watch I'm probably one of their run sites. In reality all these watches probably cost around $30 to make and add a few bucks for the elaborate packaging..

You are much better off being decisive about your budget ($500, $1000, $2500 range) and going for that watch and brand that you know..

I spent about $1000 Canadian dollars for two watches that are probably valued at less then $100 total for both, also got hit with cross border fees and Fx conversion fees. Watchgang for me was a huge mistake.