Rolex watches, Hermès handbags and gold bars are among 99 lots of luxury goods seized from Korea’s major tax delinquents that will go under the hammer this weekend in a special auction organized by the National Tax Service, Seoul Auction said Tuesday. The sale, scheduled for Saturday, carries combined opening bids of 344.7 million won ($258,000) and will be split between online and in-person bidding, with offerings ranging from fine jewelry and premium whisky to high-end bicycles. Eighteen lots featuring sought-after brands will be available exclusively in-person at Seoul Auction’s Gangnam Center. They include a Rolex Day-Date automatic watch with an opening bid of 35 million won and an Hermès Kelly 25 bag with palladium hardware starting at 12 million won. Two Chanel Coco Crush rings, in white and beige gold, each set with diamonds and made of 18-karat gold, are priced to start at 8 million won. The online sale has a similarly eclectic lineup: Japanese whiskies, a titanium-frame folding bicycle, a Christian Dior handbag and jewelry by Van Cleef & Arpels and Boucheron. Six 24-kara