Sell Tudor watch

Preowned Tudor watches are in demand and we offer cash for used Tudor watches for sale. Selling your Tudor watch is a quick and simply process that can be done by arranging an appointment for valuation or simply visiting one of our London stores with your Tudor watch. We will value the watch and, when the price is agreed, pay cash or transfer the money into your account on the same day.

Yes, it does, though it's usually 50% to 70% of the original retail price for models like the Tudor Black Day and Pelagos. This makes it slightly higher than the Tag Heuer watches, comparable to the Omega, and a lot lower than the Rolex resale value. Vintage Tudor watches are sometimes lower than 50%.

All Tudor models. We value and purchase many different second hand Tudor watch models including the Black Bay GMT, Black Bay 58, Submariner, Pelagos and Heritage Chronos Blue.

If you are selling your Tudor watch, drop into one of our central London stores for a valuation. If you are ready to sell, we can have the money in your account the same day. You can also make an appointment for valuation or speak to one of our Tudor watch experts online.

As with many of the Swiss watch brands, the most popular models if you are looking to sell your Tudor are the stainless-steel sports models which are often in high demand. Tudor Black Bay is another well regarded Tudor watches, with many model variations that include the GMT and the Chrono.

A Tudor watch in a good condition can command a good price from a Tudor buyer. Certain models, such as the Tudor Black Bay GMT or Pelagos, perform well. The original certificate of sale can increase the valuation by 15% to 20%.

For those wishing to sell second hand Tudor watches, we offer an online valuation service where our watch team will make you a preliminary offer on your Tudor watch without the need to visit us in-store. Our team are highly skilled and well-versed in the best selling Tudor watches. We offer a courier service for customers who wish to send their Tudor watch to us.

Tudor watches, unlike its sister brand Rolex, are not a good investment if your goal is to make a profit from buying and selling. However, they still retain a high resale value. Discontinued or vintage Tudor models can occasionally sell for high amounts though this is rare.