Every offer is based on current market conditions—recent sold prices for comparable references, current asking prices across major platforms, and condition-based adjustments. I'll explain exactly how I arrived at the number, including what comparable pieces have sold for recently.

Typically within 24 hours of receiving your details. If you include clear photos and complete information, often same-day.

I'll explain my reasoning. If you've seen comparable pieces sell for more, share that data—I'm happy to discuss. My goal is a fair transaction, not winning a negotiation. If we can't agree on value, no hard feelings.

Once your watch is received and inspected, payment is sent the same day. Wire transfer, Zelle, PayPal, or crypto—your choice. The offer I made is the amount you receive, assuming the watch matches your description.

If there's a significant discrepancy between your description and the actual watch, I'll contact you before making any adjustments. You'll have the option to accept a revised offer or have the watch returned at our expense. No surprises.

Yes. Your trade credit can apply toward a sourcing request. We'll lock in your credit value, then hunt for the specific piece you want. Same sourcing process, with your trade value already applied.

We typically focus on pieces valued at $5,000 and above, as transaction costs on lower-value watches often don’t make sense for an outright sale. That said, we’re happy to consider lower-priced pieces when they’re being traded toward a higher-value watch. If you’re unsure, reach out—there are always exceptions for the right piece.

Brand, model, reference number (if known), approximate age, condition notes, and whether you have box/papers. Photos are extremely helpful—dial, caseback, bracelet/strap, and any notable wear or issues. The more detail, the more accurate the initial offer.