Every watch gets a full authentication and condition check — movement, case, box and papers, and current market comps — before we make an offer. Not a gold-scrap guess.
This isn't an exhaustive list — if you're not sure whether your watch qualifies, bring it in or give us a call.
A watch is worth more when it's proven genuine and well cared for — our evaluation covers all of it before we name a number.
Bring your watch in — with box and papers if you have them — for a walk-in estimate. No appointment needed, and nothing is listed or shared without your say-so.
Call (407) 270-4949No, but they help. A complete set (box, papers, purchase receipt) typically gets a stronger offer than the watch alone, since it's easier to verify and resell.
Yes. We factor condition and any needed servicing into the offer — it doesn't disqualify the watch, it just adjusts the number.
A gold-cased watch is often worth significantly more intact than melted, because of the brand, movement, and collector demand. We price it as a watch first, and only fall back to gold-scrap value if it's damaged beyond repair.
Yes. Evaluations are confidential, and nothing about your visit or sale is shared or listed without your permission.
A valid government-issued photo ID and the watch itself. Bring box and papers if you have them, though they aren't required.
Yes. We accept qualifying watches as collateral for a pawn loan if you'd rather borrow against it than sell outright — ask in-store for details.
Walk in during business hours with a valid ID and your watch — no appointment required.
Movement, case, and papers checked, then priced against current market comps, all in front of you.
Accept the offer and walk out with cash the same day.
