Watch Buyer · East Village
Sell Your Watch in NYC and Walk Out With Cash
Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, TAG Heuer, Cartier, Grand Seiko, Tiffany, and more — we check every watch in front of you and pay cash the same day at 39 Avenue A in the East Village.
Good To Know
You Don't Need to Be a Watch Expert
Most people who bring in a watch have no idea what it's really worth, and that's completely normal. We look at every watch with you standing right there, and we walk you through what we're checking so you understand exactly how we got your number. Whether it's a Rolex, an Omega, a family heirloom, or a watch you're not sure about, we'll tell you what it's worth before you decide to sell anything.
Types of Watches We Buy & Sell
Tap any box below to see how we check it.

We look at the model, the condition, and what it's selling for right now. These brands hold strong resale value, especially with box and papers.
Bring them if you have them. A full set is worth more, but we'll still make a fair offer without it.

Dive watches are built to take a beating, so scratches and wear don't scare us off. We check the movement, the bezel, and the case before we make an offer.
Watches that need a new battery, a service, or a strap replacement. None of that stops us from making an offer.

We test the chronograph pushers and check that the sub-dials run correctly, since a working chronograph is worth more than one that doesn't.
Quartz and automatic movements both welcome. Mechanical models tend to hold more value over time.

Fine dress watches are judged on finish, movement quality, and how well the piece has been kept. A clean, well-cared-for watch brings a stronger offer.
Older and inherited pieces are welcome too, as long as we can verify the serial number and movement.

We look at the brand, the metal, any diamonds or gemstones, and the overall condition. Well-known names hold their value best.
Inherited and vintage ladies' watches, even without the original box or papers.

We check whether the case is solid gold, gold-filled, or gold-plated, since that changes the value a lot. Either way, we'll give you a straight answer.
Watches with a scratched case or a worn band. The brand and metal still count.

Rectangular tank-style watches from well-known names stay in demand year after year. We check the case, crystal, and clasp for wear.
Quartz movements are normal for this style and don't hurt the offer.
How We Check the Value of Your Watch
Nothing happens behind a curtain. Here's the exact process we run on every watch, right at the counter, while you watch.
Done in under 10 minutes
Step 1
Look It Over
We check the brand, model, case, dial, and bracelet to see what we're working with.
Step 2
Verify the Serial
We match the serial and model numbers to confirm the watch is genuine, using papers if you have them.
Step 3
Check the Movement
We look at how the movement runs and note any service history or repairs it may need.
Step 4
Make You an Offer
We weigh the brand, condition, and demand, then give you a straight cash offer on the spot.
Watch values change with the brand, model, and market demand, so there's no single price list we can put on a page. Bring your watch in and we'll give you a real number based on what it is right now, not a guess.