Sell luxury watches

Sell your Rolex, Patek or Audemars.

Our watch specialist Rebecca handles the whole process — from photo valuation to authentication to payment. Direct dealer network, no middleman discount.

Sell your Rolex, Patek or Audemars.

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GIA Member

Rapnet Trader

BJA Accredited

Est. 1976 · Family-run

In brief

Selling a luxury watch in the UK is fastest through a specialist buyer with direct dealer relationships. Send a photo of the watch, the box and papers if you have them, and we provide an indicative offer within an hour and a firm offer the day we receive it.

What we look for

Specifics matter.

  • Rolex — Submariner, GMT-Master, Daytona, Datejust, Sky-Dweller, Day-Date
  • Patek Philippe — Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, complications
  • Audemars Piguet — Royal Oak, Royal Oak Offshore, Code 11.59
  • Omega — Speedmaster, Seamaster, Constellation
  • Cartier — Tank, Santos, Ballon Bleu, Pasha (precious-metal versions)
  • Other premium Swiss — Vacheron, Hublot, JLC, Breitling, Franck Muller

How we price it

Transparent fundamentals.

Watch pricing follows the secondary market — Chrono24, dealer asking prices and our own buying records — discounted for the trade margin we need to resell. Box and papers typically add 10–20%. Service history adds further. We show our working.

Recent purchases

Real prices we’ve recently paid.

Rolex Submariner Date
126610LN, full set, 2022
£11,800
April 2026
Omega Speedmaster
Moonwatch Professional, 2020
£4,200
March 2026
Cartier Tank Solo XL
Steel, automatic, papers
£2,650
February 2026
Patek Aquanaut
5167A, 2019, full set
£42,000
January 2026

Why people sell

An ordinary, often emotional decision.

Upgrading. Funding the next watch in a collection. Estate sales. Watches are bought emotionally and sold practically — what matters is a quick, fair number from someone who knows the market.

Common questions

FAQs.

Helpful but not essential. A watch with full set (box, papers, original receipt) sells for 10–25% more than the head only. Without papers we’ll still buy — just at the corresponding adjustment.

Visual inspection by a trained eye, checking serial numbers against the maker’s records, opening the case where appropriate. For Rolex, Patek and AP we also check movement details under loupe.

Generally no — our market is mechanical luxury watches. We may buy precious-metal quartz Cartier and similar but not steel quartz pieces.