Sell your Patek Philippe.
Valuation in 2 hours.
We buy pre-owned and vintage Patek Philippe watches with a free valuation, complete discretion and same-day payment. Fine watchmaking deserves a buyer who understands it.
Serious watch dealing,
no theatrics.
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Documented transaction
Every purchase comes with an invoice and a contract signed by both parties. What we agree is what you get paid, with no last-minute deductions.
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Complete discretion
Your information is handled privately from first contact. No marketplaces, no public exposure of the watch or the deal.
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Personal attention
You talk directly with someone who knows the watch. No call centres, no forms that go unanswered. Within 2 hours during business hours.
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No platform commissions
A direct purchase with no marketplace middlemen. No 5% Chrono24 fee, no 8% eBay fee. The price is the price.
Which Patek Philippe watches
we buy.
We buy any pre-owned or vintage Patek Philippe, in any condition. These are indicative market ranges for 2025. The actual valuation depends on the exact model, year, condition and documentation.
See the Patek Philippe watches we have for sale| Model | Ref. market price 2025 |
|---|---|
| Patek Philippe Nautilus | €55,000 – €150,000 |
| Patek Philippe Aquanaut | €35,000 – €60,000 |
| Patek Philippe Calatrava | €16,000 – €32,000 |
| Patek Philippe Complications | €28,000 – €55,000 |
| Patek Philippe Grand Complications | €70,000 – €180,000 |
| Patek Philippe Twenty~4 | €11,000 – €22,000 |
| Patek Philippe Aquanaut Luce | €22,000 – €40,000 |
| Patek Philippe Golden Ellipse | €14,000 – €28,000 |
| Indicative prices based on the ES/EU secondary market. The actual valuation may vary with condition, complete set and current demand. | |
What we look at in each Patek.
Before giving you a price we examine the watch in detail. We check that every part is genuine and go over every sign of wear, so the valuation matches the market price of your watch, not that of a similar one. And each Patek Philippe family is valued differently: on a Nautilus the bracelet leads; on a 1950s Calatrava, the dial.
Nautilus
The steel sports watch Gérald Genta drew in 1976. The first thing we look at is the integrated bracelet: whether there is play between links, whether all the links are there and whether the clasp closes firmly. Then the case. The Nautilus alternates brushed and polished surfaces with very sharp edges, and heavy polishing rounds them off, which shows in the price. The steel 5711 went out of production in 2021 and is the most sought after; the original 3700 and the 3800 have their own collector market.
Aquanaut
Born in 1997 as the casual sibling of the Nautilus. The rubber strap with the same relief as the dial is part of the watch: if you still have the original in good shape, or a spare, the set is worth more. On steel versions such as the 5167A, the dial and the condition of the bezel move the valuation most.
Calatrava
Patek’s dress watch since 1932. On modern pieces what matters most is the gold case, which is soft and marks easily. On vintage ones the dial is decisive: an original dial with its patina is worth considerably more than a restored one, even if the restored one looks better. That is why we look at it under a loupe before making you an offer.
Complications
This is the name Patek uses for everyday complications: annual calendar, world time, second time zone or chronograph. We check that every function advances and corrects as it should, and if the watch has been serviced, when.
Grand Complications
This covers perpetual calendars, perpetual calendar chronographs and minute repeaters. Few of them come up on the pre-owned market, so we value them reference by reference, with photos of the movement and, if you have them, the service invoices.
The Extract from the Archives
Patek Philippe keeps a record of every watch it has made since 1839. On request, the brand issues an Extract from the Archives, a document confirming the date of manufacture, the date of sale and the case and movement numbers, among other details. On a vintage Patek without papers it is the closest thing to a full set. It also confirms that the case and movement left the factory together. If you do not have one, we value the watch all the same, and if it is worth requesting in your case, we handle it with you.
Official servicing
A recent Patek Philippe service, with its receipt, adds value and speeds up the valuation. On older pieces we ask what was replaced: whether the service changed the hands, crown or dial, and whether the originals were returned to you. A vintage Patek with its original parts, even if it needs a service, is usually worth more than one serviced with new parts.
How it works
Send us the details
Brand, model, reference, year and photos. By form, email or WhatsApp.
Valuation in 2 hours
During business hours, a firm price with no obligation. No preliminary offer that drops later.
Insured collection
Insured courier at our expense across Spain. Or hand delivery in Barcelona by appointment.
Paid the same day
Bank transfer the moment we verify authenticity. Contract signed, deal closed.
What affects the price of your Patek Philippe.
Model and reference
Sports models and discontinued Patek Philippe references tend to reach the highest values. Limited editions and special series can multiply the price.
Condition
A watch with no scratches and a correctly running movement is worth more. But we also buy pieces with wear or in need of a service.
Original documentation
Box, papers and warranty add value. Without documentation we buy too: our specialists verify authenticity directly on the piece.
Current market demand
We track international quotes (Chrono24, WatchCharts) to offer a price in line with what the market is paying right now.
How much is my Patek Philippe worth?
It depends on the model, year, condition and documentation. A steel Nautilus easily exceeds €90,000, an Aquanaut trades between €35,000 and €60,000, and a Calatrava between €16,000 and €32,000. For an exact price on your piece, ask us for a free valuation and we reply within 2 hours.
Do you buy a Patek without box, papers or Extract from the Archives?
Yes. The box, papers and Extract from the Archives add value, especially on vintage pieces, but they are not essential. Our specialists verify authenticity directly on the piece: movement number, case and manufacture finishing.
Is it worth requesting the Extract from the Archives before selling?
On a vintage piece or one without papers, usually yes: it confirms how the watch left the factory and reassures the buyer. On a modern Patek with its certificate and box it adds little. If you do not have one, we value the watch all the same, and if it is worth requesting, we take care of the process with you.
Does polishing lower the price of my Nautilus or Aquanaut?
It depends on the polish. Both families alternate brushed and polished finishes with very sharp edges. A light, well-done touch-up barely takes anything off; heavy polishing that rounds the edges or wipes out the brushing on the bracelet does lower the price. If in doubt, send us side photos of the case and bracelet.
Do you buy Patek complications or vintage?
Yes. We buy perpetual calendars, chronographs, minute repeaters and vintage Calatrava, as well as the current sports line. Grand complications and discontinued references call for a specialist valuation, which is exactly what we do.
Do you buy a Patek with a restored dial?
Yes, but it is valued differently. On a vintage Calatrava, the original dial with its patina is worth considerably more than a restored one. In the valuation we tell you whether we see signs of restoration and how much they weigh on the price.
Which Patek Philippe watches sell best?
The steel Nautilus and Aquanaut see the strongest demand and the longest boutique waitlists, so they hold a notable premium on the secondary market. The Calatrava and Complications have a solid, steady market. A discontinued reference or an uncommon dial can be worth considerably more than you might imagine.
Selling your Patek Philippe?
Let's talk.
Tell us what you have and we reply with a firm price within 2 hours. No commissions, with a contract, a documented transaction.
- → Free valuation. No obligation, within 2 hours during business hours.
- → Insured collection. Insured courier at our expense across Spain.
- → Same-day payment. Transfer once authenticity is confirmed, with a contract.
- → In Barcelona too. Hand delivery by appointment.