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For your watch.

Ready to part with a piece? Tell us what you have in mind, and share the details of your watch.

An enquiry starts the conversation. You decide whether to accept an offer.

Sartory Billard case back and mechanical movement

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Step 1 of 2 · Your watch

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Brand and model are all you need to continue. Leave the optional details blank if you’re unsure.

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Service history, wear or accessories—anything you think we should know.

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We’ll arrange photographs privately after receiving your watch details.

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Our team will review the details and contact you to discuss your watch.

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Which watches can I enquire about?

We consider modern and vintage luxury watches across different makers. Share the brand and model so the team can discuss your piece.

What if I don’t know the reference?

Leave it blank. The brand, model and clear photographs can help begin the conversation.

Do I need the original box and papers?

You can enquire without them. Tell us what accompanies the watch, or choose “Not sure” if you need to check.

How is a watch valued?

The model, condition, rarity, documentation and market demand can affect the estimate. A final offer may depend on inspecting the actual watch.

Am I committed to selling?

An enquiry or initial valuation does not commit you to a sale. Review and agree the final terms before proceeding.

What about timing, fees and handover?

There is no added selling commission: the agreed purchase offer is the amount paid to you. After you accept the offer, we arrange insured shipping at our cost. Confirm the inspection, payment and handover arrangements in writing before sending your watch.

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Collector’s notes

01The inscription

Rolex · Ref. 6239 · 1968

Joanne Woodward gave Paul Newman this Daytona and had a message engraved on the back: “DRIVE CAREFULLY ME”. Collectors had long used his name for this style of dial. In 2017 his own watch sold at Phillips in New York for US$17,752,500.

View the auction record at Phillips
02The double signature

Patek Philippe · Ref. 5711/1A-018 · 2021

Patek Philippe made 170 of these steel Nautilus watches for the 170th anniversary of its partnership with Tiffany & Co. Both houses signed the blue dial. The first example sold at Phillips for US$6,503,500 in 2021, benefitting The Nature Conservancy.

View the auction record at Phillips
03The gold bezel

Audemars Piguet · Ref. 5402 · 1978

Gérald Genta acquired this example of his own design in 1978. Look at the contrast between the yellow-gold bezel and the steel bracelet. According to his family, Genta’s atelier made the bezel. Sotheby’s described the watch as possibly unique when it came to auction in 2022.

View the auction record at Sotheby’s

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