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Sell Your Omega Watch: Speedmaster, Seamaster, Constellation and Vintage

How to sell an Omega of any age or condition, what decides the offer, and how payment works.

By the Mozeris specialistsUpdated 4 min read

Omega Speedmaster Date Ref. 3511.50 Reverse Panda Chronograph 39mm Steel, Circa 1990s
Omega Speedmaster Date Ref. 3511.50 Reverse Panda Chronograph 39mm Steel, Circa 1990s, a piece that has passed through our hands

The short answer

Specialist watch dealers, auction houses and some jewellers buy pre-owned Omega watches. We buy Omega watches of every age and model, from 1950s gold dress watches to modern Speedmasters and Seamasters, working or not. Send photographs for a free valuation; if you accept our offer, you are paid the same day by bank transfer.

  • We buy every Omega: vintage and modern, working or broken, with or without papers.
  • Omega itself does not buy back watches.
  • Originality, metal, reference and papers decide the offer.

Who buys Omega watches

Who buys Omega watches?

Specialist watch dealers, auction houses and some jewellers buy pre-owned Omega watches. We buy Omega watches of every age and model, from 1950s gold dress watches to modern Speedmasters and Seamasters, working or not. Send photographs for a free valuation; if you accept our offer, you are paid the same day by bank transfer.

Does Omega buy back watches?

No. Omega boutiques sell new watches and service old ones but do not buy pre-owned watches from the public. To sell an Omega, go to an independent specialist who makes a direct offer. Keep any Omega service papers, as a recent Omega service adds to a buyer's confidence.

Omega Speedmaster Date Ref. 3511.50 Reverse Panda Chronograph 39mm Steel, Circa 1990s
Omega Speedmaster Date Ref. 3511.50 Reverse Panda Chronograph 39mm Steel, Circa 1990s, a piece that has passed through our hands

Every Omega considered

Modern or vintage, steel or gold, automatic or quartz: we value each Omega on its own reference and condition. For history and value factors see our Omega value guide.

Broken and vintage Omegas

Can I sell a broken Omega watch?

Yes. We buy Omega watches that have stopped, have cracked crystals, missing crowns or damaged bracelets. A broken Omega still has value in its case, movement and dial, and in solid gold cases its metal. Do not have it repaired before selling: send photographs of the dial and case back for a free valuation.

Where can I sell an old or vintage Omega watch?

Sell a vintage Omega to a specialist who values originality: the dial, hands, crown and movement the watch left the factory with. Do not polish it or replace parts first. Send photographs of the dial, the case back inside and out if you can open it, and any papers. We buy vintage Omegas from anywhere in the UK.

Vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville 9KT Gold Watch (c. 1960s)
Vintage Omega Seamaster De Ville 9KT Gold Watch (c. 1960s), a piece that has passed through our hands

Gold or plated?

Many vintage Omegas are solid gold, others gold capped or plated. See how to tell if a vintage watch is solid gold.

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Speedmaster, Seamaster and Constellation

Where is the best place to sell an Omega Speedmaster?

Sell a Speedmaster to a dealer who knows the references and calibres, because a calibre 321, an early Professional or a complete set with papers changes the value considerably. Send photographs of the dial, case back and papers for a free valuation. Our Speedmaster guide explains which one you have.

Where can I sell my Omega Seamaster?

We buy every Seamaster: vintage dress Seamasters and De Villes, the Seamaster 300, Diver 300M, Planet Ocean and Aqua Terra. Send photographs of the dial, the bezel, the case back and any papers. Vintage Seamasters in solid gold and modern divers with full sets are the ones buyers seek out.

Can I sell my Omega Constellation?

Yes. We buy Constellations of every era, from 1950s and 1960s gold and steel chronometers with pie-pan dials to the later integrated-bracelet models. Original dials and solid gold cases add the most value. Our Constellation pages explain the references; send photographs for a free valuation.

Omega Constellation vintage 18KT gold men's automatic wristwatch, Ref. 168015
Omega Constellation vintage 18KT gold men's automatic wristwatch, Ref. 168015, a piece that has passed through our hands

Constellation

More in the vintage gold Constellation guide and sell your Omega Constellation. Speedmasters: Speedmaster guide.

How selling works

Can I sell my Omega if I live in Manchester, Glasgow or elsewhere in the UK?

Yes. We buy Omega watches from anywhere in the UK. Send photographs for a free valuation, then post the watch by Royal Mail Special Delivery or book a free insured FedEx collection from your door. Payment is by bank transfer the same day the watch is inspected and the price agreed.

Should I pawn or sell my Omega watch?

Pawning gives you a loan against the watch, which you repay with interest to get it back; if you cannot repay, the pawnbroker keeps it. Selling is final and pays the full agreed price, the same day by bank transfer. If you do not need the watch back, selling avoids interest charges.

What affects the resale value of an Omega watch?

The model and reference come first, then the metal, the movement and condition. Original dials and hands, an unpolished case, the box and papers and a recent service all add value. Historic references, such as early Speedmasters and gold Constellations, interest collectors most. Each watch is valued individually and the valuation is free.

  1. Photographs

    Dial straight on, case back, side with the crown, and any box and papers.

  2. Free valuation

    Usually within one working day, with no obligation.

  3. Send or visit

    Royal Mail Special Delivery, free insured FedEx collection, or our Mayfair or Braintree office by appointment.

  4. Payment

    The same day by bank transfer once the watch is inspected and the price agreed.

Free valuation

Every Omega is different. Send us a few photos and we will tell you what yours is worth, free and with no obligation. Request a free valuation.

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Questions

Who buys Omega watches?

Specialist watch dealers, auction houses and some jewellers buy pre-owned Omega watches. We buy Omega watches of every age and model, from 1950s gold dress watches to modern Speedmasters and Seamasters, working or not. Send photographs for a free valuation; if you accept our offer, you are paid the same day by bank transfer.

Does Omega buy back watches?

No. Omega boutiques sell new watches and service old ones but do not buy pre-owned watches from the public. To sell an Omega, go to an independent specialist who makes a direct offer. Keep any Omega service papers, as a recent Omega service adds to a buyer's confidence.

Can I sell a broken Omega watch?

Yes. We buy Omega watches that have stopped, have cracked crystals, missing crowns or damaged bracelets. A broken Omega still has value in its case, movement and dial, and in solid gold cases its metal. Do not have it repaired before selling: send photographs of the dial and case back for a free valuation.

Where can I sell an old or vintage Omega watch?

Sell a vintage Omega to a specialist who values originality: the dial, hands, crown and movement the watch left the factory with. Do not polish it or replace parts first. Send photographs of the dial, the case back inside and out if you can open it, and any papers. We buy vintage Omegas from anywhere in the UK.

Where is the best place to sell an Omega Speedmaster?

Sell a Speedmaster to a dealer who knows the references and calibres, because a calibre 321, an early Professional or a complete set with papers changes the value considerably. Send photographs of the dial, case back and papers for a free valuation. Our Speedmaster guide explains which one you have.

Where can I sell my Omega Seamaster?

We buy every Seamaster: vintage dress Seamasters and De Villes, the Seamaster 300, Diver 300M, Planet Ocean and Aqua Terra. Send photographs of the dial, the bezel, the case back and any papers. Vintage Seamasters in solid gold and modern divers with full sets are the ones buyers seek out.

Can I sell my Omega Constellation?

Yes. We buy Constellations of every era, from 1950s and 1960s gold and steel chronometers with pie-pan dials to the later integrated-bracelet models. Original dials and solid gold cases add the most value. Our Constellation pages explain the references; send photographs for a free valuation.

Can I sell my Omega if I live in Manchester, Glasgow or elsewhere in the UK?

Yes. We buy Omega watches from anywhere in the UK. Send photographs for a free valuation, then post the watch by Royal Mail Special Delivery or book a free insured FedEx collection from your door. Payment is by bank transfer the same day the watch is inspected and the price agreed.

Should I pawn or sell my Omega watch?

Pawning gives you a loan against the watch, which you repay with interest to get it back; if you cannot repay, the pawnbroker keeps it. Selling is final and pays the full agreed price, the same day by bank transfer. If you do not need the watch back, selling avoids interest charges.

What affects the resale value of an Omega watch?

The model and reference come first, then the metal, the movement and condition. Original dials and hands, an unpolished case, the box and papers and a recent service all add value. Historic references, such as early Speedmasters and gold Constellations, interest collectors most. Each watch is valued individually and the valuation is free.

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