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Turns out you don't have Watch Exotic Forbidden Pleasures Onlineto be in Venice, California to try to get your hand on Spectacles.

Snap's video-camera product has already hit eBay. The bidding for a black pair reached $553 as of 12 p.m. Thursday, after an hour on the website. That's already a 325 percent markup from the retail price of $130.

SEE ALSO: Snapchat's Spectacles vending machine broke just hours after launching

A coral pair was going for $175.

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Snap unveiled its grand distribution strategy for Spectacles Thursday. The product will be sold via interactive vending machines placed in locations throughout the United States, for one day only.

The first machine landed in Snap's Venice at about 6 a.m. local time. It's down the block from Snapchat's first official office, which was a bright blue beach house in the neighborhood.

Snap isn't saying yet where the next ones are coming, but will announce locations on its website, Spectacles.com, 24 hours ahead of time.

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