Sell Watches · Nationwide, by mail
Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Cartier and fine vintage — mail it in with free insured shipping and a watchmaker values it on the resale market. Written offer, payment within 24 hours, box and papers welcome but never required.
Running or not, with papers or without — if it's a fine timepiece, we'll value it.
Submariner, Datejust, Daytona, GMT, Day-Date and more — every era.
Nautilus, Aquanaut, Calatrava, Royal Oak and other grand-complication pieces.
Tank, Santos, Ballon Bleu, Speedmaster, Seamaster and vintage references.
Fine vintage, precious-metal cases and other luxury brands assessed individually.
These are the names we see most often and know best. The list is not a limit — it is a starting point.
Not on the list? Send it anyway. A name we did not print here is not a name we will not buy — fine vintage, precious-metal cases and unusual references are assessed individually, one piece at a time.
Box and papers can lift the number on certain references. They are never required — we buy watches without them every day.
One thing worth knowing: do not have the watch polished or serviced before you sell it. On vintage pieces a sharp, unpolished case and original dial are part of the value, and a fresh polish cannot be undone.
Photos and a few details by WhatsApp or e-mail are enough for a preliminary offer. The firm number comes after the watch is examined.
Everything happens by mail and in writing. We buy nationwide, and the watch stays in insured, tracked custody the whole way.
WhatsApp or e-mail us the photos and details above. We tell you what we can already see and what we would still need, and we email a prepaid, fully insured FedEx label on our account — you pay nothing to ship.
Pack the watch and hand it in at any FedEx location. It is insured for its full value through IFS (In4Sure) and tracked door to door, with a signature required at every handoff.
Arkadius Bizak, a watchmaker, examines the watch and emails you a firm, written, resale-market offer with the reasoning.
Nothing is altered, serviced or taken apart before you accept in writing. Accept and you’re paid within 24 hours by bank transfer. Decline and the watch comes back to you free and fully insured, exactly as it arrived.
A watch is not scrap, and we never price it that way. Your offer reflects what the piece is worth on the resale market, assessed by Arkadius Bizak, a watchmaker, and shown to you in writing.
We look at the model and reference, the age and originality of the parts, overall condition and service history, and current collector demand for that exact piece. Box, papers and service records can lift the number on some references — include them if you have them, but they're never required.
You see the full offer before you decide. Accept, and you're paid within 24 hours by bank transfer. Decline, and your watch comes back to you free and fully insured.
Photos show a lot, but not everything: a hairline in the crystal, a replaced dial or hands, a bracelet with more stretch than it looked, a movement that runs but does not keep time. If the examination finds something your photos did not show, you get our photos and a plain explanation of what changed and why — before any number is final.
Then you decide. Accept the revised offer, or say no and the watch ships back to you free and fully insured, exactly as it arrived. While it is with us it is examined and valued only; nothing is altered, serviced or taken apart before you accept in writing.
The same carrier and the same cover in both directions. You never pay to ship, whether you sell or not.
Tell us what you have and we email a prepaid, fully insured FedEx label with simple packing instructions. It arrives by email — there is no box to wait for — and it ships on our account, so you pay nothing.
Print the label, pack your watch and hand the package in at any FedEx location. From that moment it is tracked door to door, with a signature required at every handoff. Your package is never left on a doorstep. If you are not sure how to pack it, our step-by-step packing guide walks through it. For the whole sale in one place, read how to sell a luxury watch by mail.
Cover runs through IFS (In4Sure), a dedicated jewelry insurer — not a carrier’s flat default that stops at a token amount. Your watch is insured for its full value on the way to us and on the way back.
Say no to the offer and the exact watch you sent comes back to you, free and fully insured on the same cover. No restocking fee and no fee for our time — and nothing is altered, serviced or taken apart before you accept in writing.
Send the watch exactly as it is. Do not polish it and do not have it serviced first — on a vintage piece that is not reversible, and it usually costs more than it adds. If you still have the box, the warranty card, service receipts or spare links, put them in the same package; if you do not, send the watch anyway.
Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Omega and other fine luxury and vintage brands. If it's a quality timepiece, send it in for a valuation.
No. Box and papers can increase the offer on certain references, so include them if you have them, but we buy watches without them every day.
On the resale market, not by metal weight: the model and reference, age, condition, service history and current collector demand. You see the offer in writing before deciding.
Yes. Condition affects the number, but many watches still hold strong value even when non-running, especially vintage and precious-metal pieces.
Within 24 hours of accepting the offer, by bank transfer. No consignment and no waiting.
Yes. You ship on a prepaid, fully insured FedEx label through IFS (In4Sure), tracked, with signature required, both ways.
Yes. The watch travels on a prepaid FedEx label backed by dedicated jewelry insurance (IFS / In4Sure) for its full value, tracked door to door, with a signature required at every handoff — it is never left on a doorstep. The same cover applies on the way back. While it is with us it is examined and valued only; nothing is altered, serviced or taken apart before you accept in writing.
The exact watch you sent comes back to you, free and fully insured on the same cover, exactly as it arrived. No restocking fee and no fee for our time. The valuation is free whether you sell or not, and there is no obligation.
If the examination finds something your photos did not show, you receive our photos and a plain explanation of what changed and why. Then you decide: accept the revised offer, or decline and have the watch returned free and fully insured.
WhatsApp, at +1 786-907-8883. Send a photo of what you have and we will tell you what we can already see, and what we would still need in order to make an offer. If you would rather start in writing, request a free shipping kit from the home page. Either way the valuation is free and there is no obligation.
Request a free, insured shipping kit — no obligation. See your written offer before you decide.