Thinking of selling a vintage, luxury or collectable watch? Complete our simple online valuation form and tell us as much as you can about your watch. Upload a few photographs and our experienced watch buyers will assess the information and provide a free, no-obligation valuation.
1. Tell Us About Your Watch
Provide as much information as you can, including the watch manufacturer, model, approximate age and serial or reference number if known. Don't worry if you don't know all the details. We can often identify a watch from good-quality photographs.
2. Upload Your Photos
Upload clear photographs of the front and back of your watch, along with the bracelet or strap. If you have the original box, papers, certificates, receipts or service history, photographs of these can also help us assess your watch.
3. Add Any Additional Information
Tell us anything else you know about the watch, including where it came from, whether it is working and whether it has been serviced, repaired or inherited. Don't worry if the watch is damaged or no longer working - it may still have significant value.
4. Receive Your Watch Valuation
Once we've reviewed your information and photographs, we'll assess the watch, its condition and current market demand. We'll then contact you with a free, no-obligation valuation. If you're interested in selling, we can explain the next steps. You are under no obligation to accept our offer.
What Is My Watch Worth?
The value of a watch can vary considerably depending on its manufacturer, model, age, rarity, condition, originality and current demand among collectors.
Vintage and luxury watches from manufacturers such as Rolex, Omega, Breitling, TAG Heuer and Longines can be particularly sought after, but we buy and value watches from many other manufacturers too.
Even if you don’t know exactly what you have, send us some photographs. Our experienced watch buyers can help identify your watch and establish its potential value.
We Also Value Inherited & Broken Watches
Inherited an old watch and have no idea what it’s worth? You’re not alone. Many watches come to us after being discovered during a house clearance or when dealing with a family member’s estate.
Don’t assume an old, damaged or non-working watch has no value. Vintage watches can remain desirable to collectors even when they require restoration or repair.
Send us some photographs and we’ll be happy to take a look.
Ready to Value Your Watch?
Complete our online watch valuation form and upload your photographs today.
Free valuation • No obligation to sell • Experienced watch buyers