How To Sell A Patek Philippe Watch
Simply click the button below to start selling your Patek watch. It's important that you fill out the 'Describe Your Item' section of the form as accurately as possible. Please include whether you have the box and papers and the condition of those during the form filling process. This allows us to provide you with an accurate price quote.
You then have the option to sell in person via appointment, or we can provide you with free, fully insured shipping to send your luxury watch in for a final price. Accept our final price and get paid, or we return your items free of charge.
Why Sell To myGemma
myGemma' process is unique: fast, simple and free of charge. There are no fees deducted from your final offer, and the entire selling process can take as little as 48 hours from beginning to end.
Please note, myGemma only buys genuine and authenticated timepieces. Our experts examine all items to identify counterfeit and stolen watches before making an offer.
How To Get The Best Price For Your Patek Philippe Watch
You can either send in your Patek Phillippe watch for our experts to value, or you can schedule an appointment to have an in person evaluation.
Documentation
The documentation (box and papers) of your watch will help you reach the best price for your Patek Philippe.
Keep the Box
We suggest that you keep your Patek in a watch box to prevent your item becoming scratched, scuffed or broken. Damage will have an impact on the price you can hope to achieve.
Service Your Watch
Regularly service your watch is important as it will affect the condition and therefore the resell price of your item. Please include all the links and service receipts if you still have them.
About Patek Philippe
Founded by Antoni Patek and Adrien Philippe in 1851, the company focuses on producing mechanical watches of the automatic and manual wind variety. With a strong resale price, popular models include the Calatrava, created in 1932, a classically elegant signature Patek piece, and the Nautilus.
Patek Philippe: Highly Intricate Design
With an average of 50 to 100 steps to make a Patek Philippe dial and production of a single movements component involving 1200 to 1500 steps, Patek is one of the most intricate watch brands in the world. Patek is notable for manufacturing its own watch components. Over 1000 employees are involved in the production of one watch and it takes 3 to 5 years of research to develop each new model.
Patek Philippe: Most Expensive Watch Sold
Patek Philippe has broken records by producing the most expensive watch ever sold at auction. The Graves pocket watch, otherwise known as the Supercomplication, sold in 1999 for a massive £7,000,000 by Sothebys.
