WE BUY VINTAGE & LUXURY WATCHES.
Sell Your Watch for a Fair, Expert Valuation.
Rolex • Omega • Breitling • TAG Heuer • Longines & many more.
Free, no-obligation watch valuations. We buy vintage, collectable and luxury watches of any age – even damaged or broken watches may have considerable value.
How to Sell Your Vintage Watch
1. Request Your Free Watch Valuation
Tell us about your watch and upload a few photographs. Our initial valuation is completely free with no obligation to sell.
2. We Research the Current Market
We use our extensive network of watch collectors and dealers to establish the current market value of your vintage, luxury or collectable watch.
3. Receive Our Offer
We’ll come back to you with a genuine valuation based on the watch, its condition, rarity and current demand.
4. Meet One of Our Watch Experts
If you’re happy with our offer, we’ll arrange a convenient face-to-face appointment so one of our experts can inspect the watch.
5. Get Paid
Once the watch has been inspected and everything is as described, we’ll complete the purchase and pay you directly.
Your Watch Stays With You!
We prefer to arrange a face-to-face meeting rather than asking you to send your valuable watch through the post. This means you remain in possession and control of your watch until you are completely happy to proceed. It also gives our expert the opportunity to inspect the watch before completing the purchase.
Watches We Buy
We buy vintage, luxury and collectable watches from many leading manufacturers, including:
- Rolex
- Omega
- Breitling
- TAG Heuer
- Longines
- Tudor
- Cartier
- IWC
- Patek Philippe
- Jaeger-LeCoultre
- Zenith
- Seiko
- Oris
Don’t see your watch listed?
Send us the details anyway. Age, condition and rarity can sometimes make watches valuable even when the manufacturer isn’t one of the best-known luxury brands.
Get Your Free, No-Obligation Watch Valuation
- Free valuation for your watch with absolutely no obligation to sell.
- Collectable vintage watches of any era regardless of condition
- Rolex, Omega, Heuer, Breitling , Longines and many many more ....
- We work with a vast network of collectors and dealers worldwide
- We have vast knowledge on the worldwide vintage watch market
Inherited an Old Watch?
Inherited a watch and don’t know what it’s worth?
Old watches are often overlooked when clearing a house or dealing with a family member’s estate. Watches from manufacturers such as Rolex, Omega, Longines, Breitling and Heuer can have significant collector value — even if they haven’t been worn for decades or no longer work.
Watch Hunter can identify your watch, explain what you have
and provide a free, no-obligation valuation.
Frequently Asked Questions
The value of your watch depends on several factors, including the manufacturer, model, age, condition, rarity and current collector demand. Watches from brands such as Rolex, Omega, Breitling, Longines and TAG Heuer can often have significant value. Even damaged or non-working watches may still be worth money. Send us a few details and photographs and we can provide a free, no-obligation watch valuation.
Yes. We buy vintage, luxury and collectable watches in a wide range of conditions, including watches that are damaged, incomplete or no longer working. Some watches may still have considerable collector or parts value, so it is always worth asking us for a valuation before disposing of an old or broken watch.
Yes. We regularly help customers who have inherited watches or discovered them while clearing a family member’s estate. You do not need to know the exact model or value beforehand. Send us photographs and any information you have and we can help identify the watch and provide a free, no-obligation valuation.
We buy many leading vintage, luxury and collectable watch brands, including Rolex, Omega, Breitling, TAG Heuer, Longines, Tudor, Cartier, IWC, Patek Philippe, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Zenith, Seiko and Oris. We also consider watches from many other manufacturers, so if your watch is not listed, send us the details and we will be happy to take a look.
No. We prefer to arrange a face-to-face meeting once an initial valuation and offer have been agreed. This means your watch stays in your possession while we discuss the potential sale. One of our experts can then inspect the watch in person and, if everything is as described and you are happy to proceed, complete the purchase directly. This matches the process you’ve already described on the homepage.