Browser storage
Cookie Policy
Lexcopy uses cookies and similar browser storage to keep the site secure and make core shopping features work.
Shopping session
WooCommerce storage keeps cart contents, checkout state and a customer session available while you shop.
Account & security
WordPress and WooCommerce use storage for sign-in, account sessions, form security and interface preferences.
Saved watches
The wishlist stores selected product identifiers in local browser storage on the device you are using.
Last updated: 12 August 2026.
Essential WooCommerce storage
Shopping features may use items such as woocommerce_cart_hash, woocommerce_items_in_cart and a wp_woocommerce_session_* identifier. These support cart contents, checkout and the active customer session.
WordPress account storage
If you sign in, WordPress uses authentication and settings cookies to keep the account session secure and remember interface choices.
Order attribution
WooCommerce may store limited source and visit information used to understand how an order reached the store. This can include first- and current-visit attribution values.
Wishlist local storage
Saved timepieces remain in browser local storage until you remove them or clear site data. Wishlist selections on one browser may not automatically appear on another device.
Payment and linked services
When you continue to a payment provider or another linked service, that provider may use its own cookies under its own privacy and cookie information.
Optional services
If non-essential analytics, advertising or other optional storage is introduced, this policy and the relevant consent controls should be updated before that storage is used.
Your controls
You can delete or block cookies through browser settings and clear local storage through site-data controls. Blocking essential storage may prevent cart, checkout, order tracking or account features from working.
Contact
Questions can be sent to support@lexcopy.co.uk.