Sell Your Omega Watch in the UK

Send Ben the model, the reference number if you have it and a few clear photos by the online form, WhatsApp or phone. He replies with a free estimate, usually within hours. If you accept, you bring the watch to an appointment or post it by fully insured Royal Mail Special Delivery, Ben confirms the final offer after inspecting it, and once you agree the price you are paid by Faster Payments, usually within minutes.

It depends how much hassle you will put up with. Auctions take fees and weeks, and marketplaces mean writing the listing and dealing with strangers. Here it is just Ben, start to finish, and we don't charge fees. Our guide to selling at auction or to a dealer compares the options.

Start with the model and reference number, which is usually on the papers or engraved on the case, then look at the condition and whether the dial, hands and bracelet are original. The quickest way to get a real figure is to send Ben the reference and a few photos for a free estimate, with no obligation to sell. Our watch valuation page explains how valuations work.

It depends on the model and reference, the metal, the condition and what comes with it. Two Omegas that look alike can be worth very different amounts, so we don't publish a price list. Send Ben the details and photos and he will give you an estimate, then confirm the final offer once he has inspected the watch.

Yes, but it varies. Speedmaster Professional Moonwatches and certain Seamaster references have strong collector demand, while many quartz and entry-level models are worth much less than they cost new. Complete, original watches fetch more.

Age isn't the main thing. A 40-year-old Omega with its original dial, hands and case can be worth far more than a heavily polished or re-dialled one of the same reference, and gold cases are valued for their metal. Some vintage Speedmasters, Seamasters and Constellations are collected for their own sake, while plain quartz models from the same period are not. Send photos and the reference for an estimate.

Yes, it sits in the same league. Both are established Swiss luxury makers, and we buy both. Omega is known for the Speedmaster Professional and the Seamaster, which are widely collected. Values vary by model, so ask Ben about yours. Our Rolex page covers Rolex.

Yes. The box and papers help establish the watch's history, but we can value it from the reference, condition and any other information you have. See our guide on selling a watch without the box and papers.

Yes, old, vintage, worn or damaged. Condition changes the price, but it rarely stops us making an offer. See our page on selling old watches for cash.

No. You can ask for a valuation online and post the watch by fully insured delivery, or arrange an appointment at one of our offices.

It can, if the watch is different from how it was described, for example a replaced dial or more wear than the photos showed. Ben tells you what is different and what he can now offer. You can say no.

Most sales are done in around two days from your first message, sometimes longer. Once you accept the price, the money is sent by Faster Payments, usually within minutes.