Pawn My Watch

Quite simply, you won’t get a reasonable price for your watch if you pawn it. Pawnbrokers deal almost exclusively with sellers who are looking to get some cash quickly, and they use this knowledge to their advantage.

So if you try to sell or trade your watch in a pawn shop, you will almost certainly be offered a lower-than-market-value price, because pawnbrokers know just how much to offer to clinch the sale. They’re also experts in haggling and may be able to talk you down from the initial price you wanted – especially if you’re not sure exactly how much your watch is worth.

It’s not just pawn shops that offer low prices on watches though. If you try to sell a watch on eBay or elsewhere online, you will be paid the amount the buyer is willing to pay, not its market value.

If you decide to sell a Watch to a local jeweller, you could also end up being offered an unfair price. This is because most jewellers deal with a wide range of jewellery and watches, and so aren’t individually experts in buying and selling watches.

Here are Knightsbridge Watches, we deal exclusively with luxury watches, so we know how much your watch is worth. This means we know how much we will be able to sell it on for and what is a fair price to pay you for your watch.

• Bell & Ross watches
• Breitling watches
• Bulgari watches
• Cartier watches
• Chopard watches
• Franck Muller watches
• IWC watches
• Omega watches
• Panerai watches
• Roger Dubuis watches
• Rolex watches
• Tag Heuer watches