Sell your Rolex in Las Vegas.

How we price a Rolex

We start with the reference. A Submariner, Daytona, Datejust, GMT-Master II, or Explorer each trades differently, and the exact reference, year, and configuration matter. Then we look at condition: the dial, bezel, case, and bracelet, plus any service history you can share. Box and papers help, and a complete set usually supports a stronger number, but we also buy watches on their own. Finally, we check what that reference is actually trading for right now, not a list price from a few years ago.

You get a straight offer and the reasoning behind it. A well-used watch can still be worth selling. We'd rather give you a fair number on the watch as it is than talk you into a polish or a service first. If the number isn't right, you've lost nothing.

What to bring

Bring the watch. If you have them, bring the box, papers, extra links, and any service records. To get an offer started, photos of the dial, caseback, and papers are enough. If we need a closer look, we'll say so. Send those on our sell page, or book a private appointment and bring the watch in.

The appointment

We meet one on one, by private appointment in Las Vegas. We'll confirm the meeting details when we book. Then we look at the watch together, confirm the reference and condition, and go over the offer. If we agree, we finalize from there.

Offers within 48 hours

Once we have the reference and photos, we'll call or email you with an offer within 48 hours. Prefer to talk first? Call 702.466.9667.

We also buy Audemars Piguet, Omega, Tudor, Panerai, and Breitling. Use the same form to request an offer on those watches.