Luxury Watch Sourcing

Looking for a watch that is not listed in our collection?

We understand that sometimes clients are looking for a specific luxury watch that may not be available in our current collection. To help you find that perfect timepiece, we offer a simple and efficient sourcing service.

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1.

Submit Your Watch Request

Fill out the below Contact Form by providing details about the watch you’re looking for. Key information includes the brand, model, reference number, and any specific features or preferences, such as the condition, warranty date and target price.

2.

Initiate the Search

Once we have a clear understanding of your request, our team will begin the search for your desired watch. Leveraging our extensive network of trusted dealers, collectors, and industry contacts, we work diligently to locate the exact timepiece you’re after.

3.

Presenting the Results

When we have located the watch and/or options that match your criteria, we will submit you a detailed offer, including watch details, price and delivery time. As the watch would specifically be sourced for you, we will request a 20% downpayment upon order.

4.

Finalizing the Purchase

As soon as we receive your watch, we will send you a notification with pictures. The balance would need to be settled within 5 business days from the time we confirm you that the watch has been received. Upon receipt of the balance payment, we will organize the shipment within 3 business days. Depending on your location, we will choose the quickest and safest delivery option.

HOW WATCH SOURCING WORKS

Frequently Asked Questions

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New The watch is new and shows no signs of wear.

Like New & Unworn The watch is in mint condition and has not be worn. If the watch is from old stock, there might be minimal signs of wear from storage. Some stickers may be missing. The watch has not been polished.

Pre-Owned - Very Good The watch shows minor signs of wear, such as small, intangible scratches. The case has flawless chamfers and edges. The bracelet or strap may be slightly stretched. Markings and engravings are clearly visible and not worn. The watch may have been professionally polished without affecting the contours or edges.

Pre-Owned - Good The watch shows visible and tangible signs of wear like scratches, scuffs, or small dents. The bracelet or strap may be significantly stretched. Markings and engravings may be worn but are still visible. The watch may have been professionally polished.

Pre-Owned - Fair The watch shows major, visible signs of wear like scratches and dents. The bracelet or strap shows visible signs of wear.

There are a multitude of reasons for this, such as availability, demand, rarity etc. For certain brands, in particular Rolex, watches are almost always more expensive on the pre-owned market. This is because these brands have a very restricted supply of particular models available for immediate purchase, and customers must have a long-standing purchase history and be willing to wait years for a watch in some cases.