Watches · Free Value Check

How Much Is My Watch Worth?

Whether it's a Rolex you inherited or a Seiko you found at an estate sale, a photo is usually enough to identify the brand, model, and often the reference, and the secondhand watch market is deep enough that we can anchor your value to real recent sales.

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Condition, originality (original dial, hands, bracelet), box and papers, and service history all move the price. Note anything you know in the notes field, "comes with box and papers" alone can add 10–20%.

Get the Most Accurate Value

Photograph the dial straight-on; if possible add the caseback or clasp engraving in the notes.
Original box and papers can add 10–20% to resale value.
Don't polish a vintage watch case before selling, collectors prefer unpolished.
Quartz vs. automatic matters: check for a sweeping vs. ticking second hand.

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Watches, Common Questions

Is my old watch worth anything?

Possibly, vintage Rolex, Omega, Heuer, and even some Seiko and Citizen models are highly collectible. Even non-running watches can have value for parts or restoration.

How accurate is a photo valuation for watches?

For common references, very, the resale market is well documented. For rare or heavily customized pieces we return a wider range and tell you what details would narrow it.

Where is the best place to sell a watch?

eBay and Chrono24 for reach, local dealers for speed (expect 20–40% less), and auction houses for rare pieces. Our selling tips adapt to your specific watch.