Ok, first off I can find no Sold listing using the item title you gave - and I'm looking at Sold listings worldwide - so I cannot comment specifically on the item you mention. As rule, though, the following may help you in future:
The "Your bid is winning" email sent either when you first bid or when you make the highest bid for an item on which a bid or bids have already been made. It means nothing more than you were the highest bidder at the time you placed your bid.
eBay would under normal circumstances email you if you were subsequently outbid. However, if a higher bid/bids is/are placed in the last minute or so of an auction eBay's system does not have time to parse the system and send an 'outbid' email or for you to receive, read and react to that email. That's why some bidders wait until the last few seconds to place a bid - there is no time for an under-bidder to react.
In future I would recommend (if you don't already) keeping the item in your Watch list and at the very least montitoring it in the last minute or so. That in itself, though, won't prevent you being outbid in the last couple of seconds. The best advice I can give would be for you to bid once, at the maximum you are prepared to offer, in the last 10 seconds or so of the auction. If you then get outbid it will be because someone is prepared to pay more - bidding early just gives other bidders something to aim at.
Hope this helps.
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