Watches
Wristwatches and pocket watches, from everyday pieces to collectors’ watches.
The signature guides the research
Dial, movement, case number: every watch is documented before being presented in the right sale.
Pieces that have passed through the firm
Every piece goes under the loupe
At the firm, at your home or in the bank vault.
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Scope of the field
- Wristwatches, signed or unsigned
- Pocket watches and pendant watches
- Gem-set watches and jewellery watches
From antique watches to contemporary references.
When to have a piece appraised?
Estate
Inventory and valuation of pieces in the course of an estate.
Division
Valuation for a fair division between heirs or beneficiaries.
Insurance
A documented replacement value to insure your pieces at the right amount.
Sale
An estimate of the likely hammer price before a piece is offered at auction.
How does the examination work?
Examination under the loupe and with instruments: stones, hallmarks, signatures. At the firm, at your home or in the bank vault. The appointment is confirmed once your file is reviewed; you will hear from us within two business days.
Does reviewing a file cost anything?
No. Sending a file and having it reviewed commit you to nothing: no fee is charged at this stage. Fees apply only if a sale takes place, and they are set out in writing with you before any piece is offered.
