No. Many people start by asking what the watch might be worth. Some decide to sell. Others decide to keep it.
A few photos are usually enough to get started. If available, the box, papers, service records, and accessories can help us better understand the watch.
That depends on more than just the model. Condition, completeness, service history, and buyer demand all play a part.
Not always. Many watches are better reviewed first before any servicing decisions are made.
They can help. But they are rarely the whole story. Condition, originality, and buyer demand often matter just as much.
Yes. Many sellers begin with a few photos before arranging delivery or shipping.
Some sellers prefer knowing the outcome earlier. Others prefer giving the watch an opportunity to reach more buyers.
Sometimes. If Direct Sale is suitable, we may make an offer after reviewing the watch.
Not every watch is suitable for Direct Sale or Auction. If that happens, we will let you know.
For Direct Sale, payment is arranged after verification. For Auction, payment is arranged after the buyer completes payment and the complaint period has passed.
