Swiss high-quality wristwatches not only enhance style but also signify the high status of their owner. Furthermore, such watches, especially antique models, can become valuable assets that help in difficult financial situations. However, accurate valuation requires a professional approach.
Our watch expertise center offers services to determine the real value of chronographs. With our specialists' years of experience, modern equipment, and high level of responsibility, we guarantee prompt and accurate results. We ensure complete confidentiality and provide the most objective data.
Professional valuation of Swiss watches is based on several key criteria:

• Materials: The watch case can be made from precious metals, steel, ceramics, and other materials. The strap and glass are also important.
• Assembly Quality and Functionality: Skilled craftsmen create mechanisms designed to last for years. Only a highly qualified specialist can assess the complexity and condition of these mechanisms.
• Appearance: Scratches, wear, and other defects decrease the value of the accessory, but an experienced craftsman can fix these issues, positively impacting the price after evaluation.
• Date of Manufacture: The serial number on the mechanism helps establish the watch's production date.
• Authenticity and Originality: It is better not to replace worn parts before professional evaluation, as this can lower the value. Even an original but worn clasp can add several hundred dollars to the price.

Elite items do not necessarily need to be adorned with gemstones; historical significance can significantly increase their value. For instance, watches that belonged to celebrities or were custom-made are valued higher than similar models.
Before selling original watches, it is crucial to have them assessed by an experienced watchmaker, especially if they are antiques. Accurate evaluation of such valuable collectibles allows for a fair price. When dealing with antique watches, caution is needed to avoid counterfeits. Only a professional can determine if the parts were made with modern equipment. We are here to help with that.
The evaluation process requires knowledge and skills in working with various equipment and reagents. Our expert center specialists can quickly determine the gold content and metal composition using chemical reagents.
An experienced master uses numerous signs to determine the authenticity of watches:

• The movement of the second hand.
• Presence of branded packaging.
• Maker's or manufacturer's mark, serial number.
• Original components unique to authentic manufacturers.
• Uniform cut and setting of gemstones.
• Material and quality of the strap.
• Compliance with technical standards and specifications provided by the manufacturer.

We offer a free online evaluation. Simply send several high-quality photos of your watch to our email address or one of the messengers. The online expertise takes little time but saves you the trip. It's best to provide several photos from different angles with good lighting to determine the most accurate price. You can also include additional information in text form.