Sell Your Watch: Free Valuation, Paid Same Day

Send us photographs of the dial, caseback and bracelet with the brand, model and any reference and serial. We reply with a free valuation within one working day. Then bring the watch to Mayfair by appointment or our Braintree office, post it, or book a free collection from home. You are paid the same day after inspection.

We buy Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, Cartier, Breitling, TAG Heuer, Longines, Zenith, Seiko, Ebel, IWC and many other makers, modern and vintage, as well as pocket watches, gold watches and Albert chains. Working or not, with or without the box and papers. Each brand has its own page.

It depends on the maker and exact reference, the movement, the condition and originality, and whether you have the box, papers and service history. We do not quote a figure before we see the watch. Send photographs and the reference for a free valuation, with a reply within one working day.

No. We buy watches with or without the box and papers. We check the watch itself: the reference and serial, the movement and calibre, and the case, dial and bracelet. Papers support the value and confirm the date of sale, but their absence never stops a sale.

You are paid the same day after inspection, once a price is agreed, by bank transfer or in cash. At a Mayfair or Braintree appointment that happens during your visit. A watch sent by Special Delivery or collected by FedEx is inspected on arrival and paid for that day. If you decline, we return it at our cost.

At our Mayfair address in London or our Braintree office in Essex, both by appointment. We also see sellers from across Essex and Suffolk, and buy from anywhere in the UK through a free collection from your home. Appointments are private, with no queue and no shop counter.

Yes. We arrange a free FedEx collection from your home, insured up to £10,000 per parcel, or you can send it by Royal Mail Special Delivery and we refund the postage against your receipt. Wrap the watch securely, include any box and papers, and keep your tracking number until we confirm it has arrived.

That depends on the watch and how quickly you want to sell. A direct buyer gives you an agreed figure and same-day payment after inspection; auctions and consignment can take longer and charge fees. Our guide on where to sell a watch in the UK compares the options, so you can decide what suits you.