What does “+ Label” mean?

'+ label' after a price means shipping isn't included: the buyer pays the price plus the cost of the shipping label. The seller usually arranges the shipment and passes on the cost, which for watches normally means insured, tracked delivery with a signature on arrival.

Insured shipping for a valuable watch can be a noticeable cost, and it varies with the declared value, the carrier and the destination, so '+ label' prices aren't directly comparable with prices that include shipping. When comparing offers, ask what the label will cost before agreeing. For international deals, import duties and taxes are a separate matter from the label and should be agreed upfront, along with who pays them. Some buyers prefer to send their own prepaid label instead, which needs agreeing in advance.

Example: 'Full set, unworn, price + label, insured overnight within the US.'