SellMyLuxuryWatch.ae
A personal offer for the watch you own, in Dubai and across the UAE. From Rolex and Cartier to Patek Philippe and beyond.
Request a valuationThe reference, dial, size and metal help identify your watch. Similar-looking watches can have different values. Share the reference from your documents if you know it, or start with clear photographs.
From your first photograph to an agreed sale. No obligation to accept an offer.
Start my valuationThe selling process in fullShare the brand, model and condition, with clear photographs of the watch and any box or papers.
Receive an initial estimate. A physical inspection confirms the watch and the final offer.
If you accept, agree the payment method, timing and handover. Keep a record of the terms.
Know the terms before you part with your watch. Confirm the final amount and any charges after inspection. Agree the method, timing and arrangements before proceeding.
Ask about selling my watchThree things that make your first conversation useful.
Start with the details that identify your watch.
Check the warranty card, receipt, service documents or original sales listing for a model or reference number. Marking locations vary by brand and reference. If you are unsure, send clear photographs of the dial, caseback, bracelet and clasp. Do not open the case or remove parts just to find a number.
Missing an item? Explain what you do have.
The watch still needs an assessment of authenticity, condition and ownership. Missing documents can affect the purchase offer and the checks required.
Clear, honest photographs help the first estimate.
Use soft daylight and a plain background. Show visible wear rather than hiding it. Photos support the initial discussion; they do not replace inspection.
Start with the brand, model or reference, a description of the condition, and any box or papers you have. An initial valuation is based on these details. Before a sale is agreed, the watch needs an in-person inspection to confirm authenticity, condition and the final offer.
The selling process, step by stepThe exact reference, condition, originality, service history, current buyer demand and completeness of the set all matter. Two watches from the same collection can have different values. Clear photographs and the reference number help make the initial discussion more useful.
How a watch valuation worksYou can still enquire. Tell us exactly what you have, including any purchase receipt or service records. Missing documents may affect the valuation and the authentication process. Proof of ownership and the watch itself will be discussed before a sale is agreed.
Selling without box or papersNo. A valuation enquiry is a conversation, and you decide whether to proceed. An initial estimate is subject to inspection. Review the final offer, any charges and the handover arrangements before agreeing to sell.
Payment method, timing and any collection or appointment arrangements should be agreed with the team before you hand over your watch. A final offer follows the physical checks. Keep a copy of the agreed terms and sale record.
Yes. Share the reference, age if known and any faults or previous repairs. Please do not polish, open or attempt a repair just to prepare for a valuation. Originality and an accurate description can be especially important for vintage pieces.
Selling a vintage or non-working watchOne piece or a collection. Start with the details you know and request a personal valuation.