Watches & timepieces

Appraising antique watches. Brand, model, and value.

Pocket watches, wristwatches, and complications — have your watch analysed.

Valuing watches

The brand is the beginning. Condition determines the rest.

Antique and vintage watches are valued by brand, model, calibre, condition, and completeness. An Omega Seamaster from the 1960s in original condition tells a different story than a restored example.

AntiqBot analyses your watch based on photos: dial, case, back, and any engravings. The system identifies the brand, estimated period, and provides an indicative market value.

With watches, everything counts: original dial, correct hands, matching bracelet. Every detail affects value.

How it works

Appraising a watch in three steps.

01
Take photographs
Dial, case, back, and where applicable, the movement. Close-up of engravings and marks.
02
Identification
AntiqBot recognises the brand, model indicators, and estimated production period.
03
Valuation report
Indicative market value based on brand, condition, and current auction results.
Frequently asked questions

Questions about watch appraisal.

Can AntiqBot assess the movement?

AntiqBot can identify the movement if you photograph the back or open movement. For technical assessment, a watchmaker is needed.

Does it work for pocket watches?

Yes. AntiqBot recognises both pocket watches and wristwatches from all periods.

How does condition affect value?

Condition is crucial. Original components, unpolished case, and original dial significantly increase value.

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Other specialisations

AntiqBot analyses are indicative. For technical movement assessment, we refer you to a specialised watchmaker.