Selling your Rolex online with Elite Watch Co is easy. Just fill out the form above. We will need your watch model, your contact details, and your asking price. We will make a quick evaluation and get back to you immediately.
We aim for you to have a hassle-free experience when you sell us your luxury timepiece. Once we receive photos of your watch, Rolex serial number, and model number, we can verify your watch's authenticity. Then, based on the watch's condition, we can provide you with a true market value assessment. See our FAQs at the bottom of this page for more information regarding watch condition and whether or not you have the original box and papers.
Selling your Rolex is a major decision and the reasons someone may want to sell their Rolex will vary. At the end of the day, Elite Watch Co. will help you get the highest market value for your Rolex timepieces.
I've been in the jewelry industry for over 20 years. As the owner of Elite Watch Co., I have a vested interest in making sure I deliver the best price for your pre-owned Rolex watch. When you are ready to sell your pre-owned Rolex, I can reach out quickly to our vast network of partners across the country and get offers from multiple buyers for your watch immediately. We can facilitate the best price for Rolex watches because we are not buying the watch from you and holding it in inventory. There is no overhead or carrying costs on our end. This is how we can get you the most competitive prices compared to other very well-known industry staples that sell Rolex in the secondary market.
Perhaps you don't need the money instantly, but your timepiece is not being worn and collecting dust. If this is the case, consignment is a great option for you. Consigning allows us more time to find a buyer willing to pay top dollar for your timepiece.
What if you are not sure if you should wait a little longer to sell your Rolex watch? Maybe your timepiece is a vintage Rolex watch or a rare Rolex timepiece. We can help you determine what would be the most fair market price. Current market value always fluctuates, but Elite Watch Co. can give you a consignment price vs a sell-now price for your Rolex model so you can make the best decision for your situation. It might make sense to hold onto your Rolex timepiece until the right buyer is found.
Sometimes it isn’t smart to sell it to me, if I’m not the right fit, I point you in the right direction. Unlike most who try to convince you the value of your timepiece is minimal
Elite Watch Co is here to help you facilitate the sale of your used Rolex for the best purchase price possible. Remember that all Rolex models have different values and the watch's condition also plays a role in what your Rolex is worth. Whether we are repairing, sourcing or buying Rolex watches customer satisfaction is our number one priority.
Once a final purchase price is agreed upon, you can expect prompt payment via Electronic Check. Other payment options are available upon request. Direct wire - $50 bank fee, Paper check via USPS, Paper check sent via FedEx ( customer responsible for postage charge).
The decision on when and where to sell your Rolex watch is not a small one. We are here to guide you on this journey. If we think you can get more money by repairing your watch or servicing it, we will let you know. We are experts in Rolex bracelet repair and can help make your watch look new again.
The demand for pre-owned Rolex watches continues to grow and while they have come off their enormous highs from the 2021 Pandemic pricing, resale prices have remained stable increasing steadily. With the long waitlist to purchase new Rolex watches, the demand for pre-owned Rolex watches is solid.
We will buy or accept on consignment rare and vintage Rolex watches, plus the most common models made by Rolex:
Selling your Rolex is a very personal decision. On a high level, the most strategic time to sell your Rolex is when the economy is strong and people are spending money on luxury items, such as cars, expensive vacations, and of course jewelry. At this point, you can expect to get a much better price than when the economy is struggling.
Or maybe you're tired of it and have your eye on another Rolex or luxury watch. This is also a great way to cover the cost of a new watch.
Yes, you can most definitely see your watch without the box or papers. Some individuals will most definitely buy Rolexes without those items. Just remember that you will receive more money if you have the original certificate of authenticity and the original box. If you have your service records available too, that will also add to the value of the watch.
For older pre-2006 models, the serial number is located on the watch case at the 6:00 mark, between the lugs that hold the bracelet. So you would need to remove the bracelet to read the numbers. The placement of the serial number between 2006 and 2010 was engraved on the inner bezel of the watch - some models still had the number engraved on the watch case. Models after 2010 have the serial number etched on the inner bezel. These models are referred to as "scrambled".
We can guide you on whether or not it makes sense, but generally speaking, you will get the most money for your Rolex watch if it is in tip-top condition looking as close to new as possible. That being said, most dealers can service the timepiece at a discounted rate on their own. While having it serviced does add value, often the value added is not more than the return on the investment. Once again, it is situational.
If you are looking to get a valuation for insurance appraisal purposes, we can do so. The price per appraisal begins at $250. We will need your timepiece for approximately one week to complete the appraisal.
This is a good question. When we buy a Rolex from a seller, we do have some fees to cover, however, when you compare our rates to other online buyers you will see that we are very competitive with our offers.
Appraised value is a different value than resale value. Appraisal Values are calculated for the sole purpose of insurance replacement. These amounts are typically higher than market value, which is essentially the amount someone is willing to pay to acquire the timepiece.