Sell or Trade Your Luxury Watch
Upgrade or cash in with confidence—our expert team offers
competitive valuations, fast payouts, and insured shipping.
Whether selling or trading, we make the process effortless, transparent, and tailored to you.
A Seamless, Discreet & Rewarding Process
Sell or Trade Your Luxury Watch
At Goldbro Timepieces, we make selling or trading your luxury watch as effortless as owning one. Whether you’re upgrading to a new masterpiece or simply ready to part with a timepiece, our process is designed to be fast, transparent, and rewarding—always offering top market value for your watch.
Our specialists handle everything—from valuation to secure shipping—ensuring your experience is stress-free and your trust is always honored.
Our Simple Four-Step Process
Selling or Trading Your Watch
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly will I receive payment?
Once we receive and inspect your watch, payments are processed promptly—typically within 24 hours—via secure bank wire or check.
What affects my watch’s value?
Brand, model, condition, availability, original accessories, and current market demand all influence your watch’s valuation.
Which watches do you buy?
We acquire a wide range of luxury timepieces—from flagship models to rare collectibles—across brands like Rolex, AP, Richard Mille, Omega, Patek Philippe, Hublot, and more.
Can the offer change after inspection?
Yes, in rare cases. If condition differs from initial details or repairs are necessary, the final offer may be adjusted accordingly.
Do boxes and papers increase value?
Absolutely—original packaging, warranty cards, and paperwork can significantly enhance your watch’s value.
How do you determine my watch’s price?
We consider brand desirability, authentication, physical condition, current market trends, and comparable sales to ensure a fair, competitive offer.
What happens once I ship my watch?
Upon receipt, we perform a meticulous inspection, verify authenticity, and promptly confirm your final offer before completing payment or trade arrangements.
Where do I find my watch’s reference number?
Reference numbers are often on the caseback or paperwork. If unavailable, clear images of your watch can help us identify it accurately.