The largest network of buy and sell communities for luxury assets.

Moda Clubs works because the people in it have too much to lose. Every serious player in the luxury watch, car, and jewelry space is a member. When something goes wrong, the admin team has real leverage because every seller is deeply invested in the clients and reputation they have built inside Moda.

That accountability is what separates Moda from a random Facebook group. Reference checks, strict rules, and a full-time admin team that steps in when deals go sideways. Not a single group on Facebook can say that at this scale.

Vadim Moda was just getting into the watch business in 2017. He had a Rolex to sell and was deathly scared about shipping a watch worth tens of thousands of dollars to a stranger online.

He posted in every watch group, did all the due diligence he could, and a dealer reached out who would buy it, but only if Vadim shipped first. The dealer showed him references from big dealers Vadim loosely knew in the industry. He made Vadim a fully insured overnight shipping label.

Vadim shipped the watch, did not sleep that night. The package arrived at 10am. The wire hit his account by noon.

That moment was the idea: bridge the multi-decade-old wholesale B2B dealer trading model and bring it to smaller traders. Dealers got access to an enormous inventory of watches. Smaller traders got dealer-level pricing because the dealers did not need to spend two weeks verifying who they were dealing with. Reference checks, strict rules, and admins who stepped in fairly made the whole thing work.

Moda Watch Club launched in February 2018. The model helped reshape how watches are traded online. The network now covers 22 communities across watches, cars, gold, jewelry, lifestyle, and specialty categories, all built on the same foundation of trust and accountability.