Documented. Auditable. Verifiable.
Every competition is designed around a transparent draw record: independent selection, documented verification, and a result that can be reviewed after completion.
- Authenticated pieces
- Skill-based entry
- Limited entries
- Independent draw process
Independent Draw Technology
wantthat.watch is committed to using Randomdraws technology to support the documented selection of winners from eligible entries. Each eligible entry receives a unique Entry ID. After the competition closes, the verified eligible entries are used in the draw process and the result is recorded with a draw reference or certificate.
Modern independent draw technology helps make the result clear, auditable, and easy for participants to understand.
Draw Certificate Example
Once a competition closes and the eligible entry pool is finalised, the draw result is recorded. The example below illustrates the format wantthat.watch intends to publish.
Certificate of Random Draw
- Organisation
- wantthat.watch
- Competition
- Rolex Daytona
- Draw date
- 15 March 2026
- Winning Entry ID
OC-EXAMPLE12345- Verification reference
RD-EXAMPLE-REF-9F23-A810
Trust points
How a draw is performed
1. Entries close on the published closing date. Late entries are not eligible.
2. The pool of eligible correct entries is exported — that is, entries that answered the skill question correctly and were received in time.
3. A cryptographic seed is generated and recorded.
4. A deterministic algorithm derives the winning Entry ID from the seed and the sorted pool.
5. The winning Entry ID is matched back to its registered account and the winner is contacted using the contact details on file.
6. The full audit record — seed, sorted entry pool, winner index, pool size, total entries, winner Entry ID — is retained and protected by an audit hash.
Why this is a skill-based prize competition
To enter the draw at all, you must answer the competition's skill question correctly. Random or unanswered submissions are not eligible. The skill requirement is what defines each WantThat.watch promotion as a prize competition (skill-based) rather than a game of chance — a legal distinction set out in the binding competition rules and terms.