Brand and Model
Certain references, metals, dials and configurations attract stronger market demand than others at different times.
Value your watch
Want to understand what your Rolex or luxury watch could be worth? Send its details and photographs for an initial assessment of its potential selling value. We review each watch individually, with online enquiries welcomed from across the UK.
Valuation
Your model, reference, condition, provenance, completeness and current market demand are considered.
Response time
We aim to review complete valuation enquiries and respond within 24 hours.
Options
Discuss a direct purchase or put your watch towards another piece from our current collection.
Availability
Start online from anywhere in the UK, with Cardiff or our service for London customers arranged where appropriate.
Selling made simple
An initial online assessment helps you understand your watch's potential value if you are considering selling or part exchange. We review the reference, condition, originality, accessories and current market demand using the information you provide.
We aim to respond to complete enquiries within 24 hours. This is a preliminary selling assessment, not a formal insurance valuation or guaranteed purchase offer. Any final offer depends on review, inspection where required and agreement.
Include brand, model, reference, condition, age, box, papers, service history and clear photographs.
The initial figure is based on the information supplied and current market conditions.
If you choose to proceed, inspection may be needed to verify the watch and confirm any final offer.
If your watch is suitable, you can discuss selling or part exchange. Any transaction is subject to agreement.
Initial valuation
Share the model, reference, condition, age, box, papers, service history and photographs. If part exchange is of interest, you can mention that in the description box.
Request your valuation
Include the make, model or reference and clear photographs. Tell us about condition, age, box, papers and service history where known. If you are considering part exchange, mention the watch you would like from our collection.
Valuation factors
No two watches are valued in exactly the same way. The following factors help determine the current market value and suitability of a watch.
Certain references, metals, dials and configurations attract stronger market demand than others at different times.
Case, dial, bracelet, movement and any signs of wear, damage, polishing or alteration can all influence the assessment.
Original accessories can support provenance and desirability, although they are not always essential for us to consider a watch.
Servicing, maintenance records and any replaced components may affect both desirability and the final valuation.
Original components and a clear ownership history can influence how suitable a watch is for purchase and how it is valued.
Luxury watch values move over time, so offers reflect the prevailing market and demand for that watch at the point of assessment.
The assessment is based on your details, photographs and current market conditions. It helps you consider a possible sale or part exchange; it is not an insurance replacement valuation, a guaranteed retail price or a promise to buy your watch.
If your watch is suitable and you want to proceed, we will discuss any inspection required to confirm authenticity, condition and completeness. A final offer may differ from the initial assessment. Please contact us before travelling or sending your watch.
Our selling page explains direct sale and part-exchange options, including inspection, agreement and handover. You can also discuss a watch from our current collection.
FAQ
Value depends on the reference, condition, originality, age, accessories, service history and current demand. Send details and photographs for an initial assessment of its potential selling value.
Provide the make, model or reference, approximate age, condition and any box, papers or service history. Clear photographs of the watch and included accessories help us assess it.
No. The initial assessment is based on the information supplied and current market conditions. Any final offer may change after inspection and depends on authenticity, condition, completeness and agreement.
No. This enquiry is for a preliminary selling or part-exchange assessment, not a formal insurance replacement valuation or a guaranteed retail price.
Yes, in many cases. Tell us what is included; condition, reference, originality and current demand also affect the assessment.
Yes. Begin with the online form wherever you are based in the UK. If further inspection is appropriate, we will discuss suitable arrangements. Contact us before travelling or sending your watch.
If your watch is suitable, we can discuss inspection and a final offer or possible part exchange against another available watch. Purchase and part exchange are subject to review and agreement.