Sell watch Omega

Omega, founded in 1848 in La Chaux-de-Fonds, Switzerland, is one of the most prestigious watch manufacturers in the world. It is the watch that accompanied NASA astronauts to the Moon in 1969 — the Speedmaster Moonwatch is literally 'the Moon watch'. Selling an Omega watch is an attractive proposition as the brand benefits from worldwide recognition and solid valuations on the secondary market.

The Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is the most iconic chronograph in watchmaking history, the second most traded on the secondary market after the Rolex Daytona. The calibre 3861 (current version) offers METAS-certified precision. Vintage versions with calibre 321 (reissued in 2019) and limited editions (Snoopy, Ultraman, Apollo 11 Anniversary) achieve exceptional valuations. To sell your Omega Speedmaster, the full set is decisive.

The Seamaster 300M, made famous by James Bond (since GoldenEye in 1995), is Omega's most popular diving watch. The Planet Ocean is the sportier version. The Constellation with its characteristic claws is the flagship dress model. The Aqua Terra with its Teak dial is the ultimate versatile model.

To value your Omega watch, the exact reference, case condition (unpolished preferred), crystal (sapphire or Hesalite for the Speedmaster), bracelet and movement are the key criteria. A complete full set (red/white box, warranty card, manual, pouch) adds 15 to 20% to the resale value of your Omega.

To sell your Omega watch at the best price, gather the full set: red box (or white for recent models), warranty card, manual, leather pouch. The serial number engraved between the lugs or on the caseback identifies the exact reference and year of production.

Our certified watchmakers evaluate each Omega based on reference, case condition, crystal, dial, bracelet and movement. Speedmasters with Hesalite crystal (plexiglass, as on the Moon) and solid caseback are the most collected. The valuation of your Omega is free at HAUTANE with an offer within 4 hours.