Sell Watches in San Francisco

We buy watches from the public. Bring your watch in for an in-person evaluation and a clear offer based on condition and market demand.

We buy

447 Sutter St, Suite 101
San Francisco, CA 94108

Phone: (415) 392-6060

Hours: Mon–Fri 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
Closed weekends

Bring a government-issued ID for transactions.

We keep the process straightforward and explain what drives value.

Bring your items
Come in with the items you want to sell. Appointments recommended.
In-person evaluation
We inspect condition, materials, markings, and—when relevant—stones and documentation.
Offer
You receive an offer based on your items and current market conditions.
Transaction
If you accept, we complete the transaction according to our payment policy.

We evaluate watches in person and explain the biggest value drivers.

Demand varies by brand, model, and market trends.

Case, crystal, bracelet, dial, and overall wear affect offers.

Box and papers can help, but they’re not required.

Recent service documentation can be useful when available.

Also selling jewelry or gold? See Sell Jewelry and Sell Gold.

Answers to common questions.

Do you buy luxury watches?

Yes. We evaluate luxury watches in person by appointment.

Should I bring the box and papers?

If you have them, yes—box, papers, and receipts can help, but they aren’t required.

Do you buy watches that don’t run?

Sometimes. Bring it in and we’ll evaluate condition and service history.

Do you buy Rolex, Omega, Cartier, and similar brands?

Yes. We frequently evaluate major luxury brands and select independent makers.

What impacts a watch offer?

Model reference, condition, originality, service history, included accessories, and current market demand.

Do I need an appointment?

Appointments are recommended for the most private and efficient evaluation (Monday–Friday).

Call or request an appointment.

Private, appointment-based evaluations in our SF office.
Clear explanations of what drives value (karat, weight, condition, certification).
No pressure — you decide whether to proceed.