Selling a Rolex or Luxury Watch

What decides the offer

• Brand and model — for example Rolex Submariner, Datejust, Day-Date, GMT-Master, or Daytona; Omega Speedmaster or Seamaster.
• Reference number — identifies the exact version, year range, dial, and bezel.
• Condition — case and bracelet wear, crystal, dial, and whether it keeps time.
• Completeness — original box, warranty card or papers, receipts, and extra links.
• Service history — recent service records from an authorized service center help.
• Metal — solid gold and platinum models have a higher floor value than steel.

How to prepare

1. Find the papers. Box, warranty card, receipt, and service paperwork — if you have them.
2. Gather every link. Removed bracelet links matter; a short bracelet lowers value.
3. Don’t polish or refinish. Buyers and collectors often prefer original, unpolished cases.
4. Don’t open the case or try to fix it yourself.
5. Bring your photo ID. Required for every sale.

Brands we buy

Rolex, Omega, Cartier, Breitling, TAG Heuer, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, IWC, and other luxury and designer watches — steel, two-tone, gold, and platinum, vintage or current. See all services.

Broken or not running?

We still buy it. A non-running luxury watch has value from its parts, and a solid-gold case or bracelet always has at least its metal value. Bring it in for a free evaluation.