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Win a Rolex and Other Luxury Watches in Live Competitions
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Craig Borrenpohl won the Rolex GMT-Master II Batman
On October 11, 2026
With 8 Entries
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How to enter
1
Choose your prize
Explore the current competitions and pick a prize you would love to own.
2
Name the timepiece
Answer a skill-testing question: Name that prize.
3
Confirm your entry
Buy one entry or many. Every entry earns points toward future competitions.
4
Join us live
Watch the winner announcement live on YouTube, or check the published RandomDraws certificate afterwards.
Play with money you won’t miss. It is always fine to skip a competition.
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Luxury watch competitions you can actually win
Wolf Watch Club runs online competitions for luxury watches: a Rolex Submariner, a GMT-Master II, an Omega Speedmaster, a Tudor Black Bay. Each competition has one watch, a fixed number of entries and a closing date, and the winner is picked live. We are watch enthusiasts ourselves, a small team based in the Turks and Caicos Islands, and we built the club so that owning a watch you love doesn’t have to mean paying full retail for it.
How it works
Choose a watch from the current competitions. Before you check out you answer a skill question, naming the watch, which is what makes this a competition of skill. Then pick how many entries you want, up to the competition’s cap. Each entry costs a fraction of the watch’s value, and every entry you buy earns Wolf Points toward future competitions. When the competition closes, we announce the winner live on YouTube.
Fair by design
We announce the number of entries when a competition opens, and once the countdown starts that number cannot change. Competitions close on the date shown, whether or not every entry has sold: our very first competition crowned a winner with 71 of its 350 entries sold. The winner is picked by RandomDraws, an independent service used by brands and agencies around the world, and each competition’s RandomDraws certificate is published beside the winner’s name. Employees, owners and anyone close to the company cannot enter.
Real winners, real watches
Every winner is on the Winners page: who won, which watch, the replay of the live announcement and the certificate. Our winners live across North America and beyond, and many of them share a photo with their new watch. Don’t just take our word for it; read what members say about us on Trustpilot.
Delivered to your door
We source our watches locally wherever we can, so winners don’t face import duties, and every prize is fully insured and hand-carried to its winner. We deliver worldwide.
Rolex, Omega, Tudor and more
Rolex is the watch our members ask for most, and it has been the prize in more of our competitions than any other brand, from the Submariner and Daytona to the Explorer and GMT-Master II. We also run competitions for Omega, Tudor, Cartier, Longines and others.
More than one way to win
Each competition has one watch winner, and most also have runner-up prizes, paid in Wolf Points. Points come from entries, milestones and referring friends; 100 Wolf Points are worth $1 off future entries. Enter 20 different competitions, or spend $2,000 in all, and you become a member, with member pricing, a vote on upcoming watches and members-only competitions. Read about Rewards & Membership.
Who can enter
You must be 18 or over to enter. Play with money you won’t miss: it is always fine to skip a competition. A portion of every entry supports our partner charity. Questions about entries, eligibility or delivery are answered in the FAQ, and you can read how the club began on our About page.