To arrange a professional watch valuation, you will need to provide clear photographs of the watch together with its original, matching warranty card and papers.
Where available, additional supporting information may include:
Clear Photographs
Photographs of the watch from different angles, including:
- Front of the watch
- Case back
- Side profile
- Crown
- Bracelet or strap
- Clasp or buckle
- Visible hallmarks
- Reference or serial numbers, where appropriate
Original, Matching Warranty Card and Papers
The original warranty card and papers must correspond with the specific watch being valued.
These documents are an essential requirement for our watch valuation service.
Purchase Receipt or Invoice
If available, the original purchase receipt or invoice can provide useful supporting information.
Service Records
Any available service records can provide additional information about the history and maintenance of the watch.
Original Box and Accessories
Where available, details or photographs of the original box and accompanying accessories may also be relevant.
Previous Valuation Reports
If the watch has previously been professionally valued, a copy of the previous valuation report can provide useful supporting information.
The more relevant information and documentation you can provide, the more comprehensive the assessment can be.
