Selling
Start by finding out what it is actually worth — about a minute, from your phone, and it costs nothing. What you do next is entirely your decision.
Free. No obligation to sell, and no listing is created.

What happens
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Guided capture. A few angles, from your phone, wherever you are.
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Identified to the reference and priced against real comparables. Free — and you can stop right here and simply keep the record.
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Identity and provenance, before your piece is shown to a single buyer.
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Only verified professionals. None of them sees what the others offered, so nobody is bidding against a screen.
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Nothing is binding until you say yes. Then inspection, payment and collection.
Why it is not a listing
VALUXUR does not put private sellers on the public marketplace. Your watch is shown to the professional buyers who deal in that exact piece — and to nobody else. No advert with your name on it, no messages from strangers, no price you have to keep cutting because it has been sitting there for six weeks.
Dealers see the piece, its condition and where it is. Not who you are, and not what you are prepared to accept.
Offers arrive as numbers you can accept or ignore. There is no negotiation to conduct and no buyer to manage.
The piece is inspected before settlement. A dealer who revises after that has to say what was found, on the record.
Value something, keep it in your portfolio, and revisit it in two years. Selling is a separate decision you never have to make.
What we can promise, and what we cannot
Valuation works today. The dealer exchange is still being switched on, so we are not going to promise you competitive bidding this week. Value what you own now, keep it in your portfolio, and we will come to you when there are professional buyers on the other side of it.
Valuations are estimates, confirmed after physical inspection. A valuation is not an offer to buy.