Here’s the scenario. You’re walking through a mall, when a jewelry display catches your eye. But this isn’t your typical diamond ring case – this is something else altogether. Rows upon rows of watches are neatly laid out in expert fashion, just enough to show the watch, but not enough so that you’ll have to ask the sales associate for a closer look. The options seem endless – Rolex, Jaeger LeCoultre, Patek Philippe, and others you’ve never even heard of.

We know you don’t always have the time (pun definitely intended) to think about maintaining your watch. If you’ve got a cheap Timex that you picked up at a flea market then there’s no reason to give it a second thought, but that’s not the reason why you’re here. You’ve invested in a well-built watch, so why not keep it in pristine condition for years to come?

What is Patek Philippe?

People buy luxury watches for the quality and design-- and to show off. But not all luxury watches have to be loud and flashy. In fact, according to an interview from Philly Mag, Patek Philippe's president said their core customers "are discreet people. They do not need to show off". The watch-making company has been in business for almost two centuries and has developed a reputation for high quality and simple, classic designs.

If you are a first-timer, selling your Rolex watch may seem like a complicated process. These watches are hot commodities, and you want to make sure that you get the best deal possible. While trying to find the bang for your buck, you may not have any idea how to determine the correct price for your product. Even after getting a watch appraised by multiple people, the prices offered can differ drastically.