What Rolex watches do we evaluate?
We evaluate Daytona, GMT-Master II, Submariner, Day-Date, Datejust and Sky-Dweller as well as other collectible Rolex references. Every watch is different, so a meaningful valuation starts with the reference number, clear photographs, condition, service history where known, and whether the original box and papers are included.
What affects the value of your Rolex?
Reference and configuration matter first, but two examples of the same reference can sell for different amounts. Condition, polishing, dial and component originality, production period, service history, bracelet or strap condition, box and papers, provenance and current buyer demand can all affect the market.
Direct sale or consignment?
A direct sale is generally designed for owners who prioritize speed and certainty. Consignment can make sense when the goal is broader marketing and potentially higher proceeds, with the tradeoff that the sale can take longer. We explain the proposed route and economics before you decide.
How the process works
- Submit your watch. Send the reference, photos and set details through our valuation form.
- Private review. We assess the watch and current market demand.
- Choose the route. Discuss a direct purchase or consignment depending on the watch and your priorities.
- Inspection and transaction. Final terms are confirmed after physical inspection and authentication where required.
Preparing to sell a Rolex?
Do not polish, modify or discard accessories before getting a valuation. Original components, links, boxes, papers, service records and receipts may matter to collectors.
Related seller guides
How to authenticate a luxury watch · Watch consignment vs. direct sale · Safest way to sell a luxury watch online · How much is my Rolex worth? · How to sell a Rolex
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