Sell Your Seiko Watch Quicky & Easily – Get a FREE Appraisal Today!

Selling your Seiko watch is an excellent way of funding a brand-new luxury watch. At Exquisite Timepieces, we make sure this process runs as smoothly and efficiently as possible.
If you want to ensure you get the highest, most accurate offer for your Seiko watch, Exquisite Timepieces is your best friend.
Even if you are not looking to sell your Seiko watch, we provide the option of trading your old watch for a new one. Do not hesitate to contact us if you are interested in making a deal!
It's as easy as filling out our online contact form to get a free appraisal for your Seiko watch. We'll settle all the other details and you'll be set!

How to Sell Your Seiko Watch to Exquisite Timepieces?

Follow these 3 easy steps to sell or trade your Seiko watch:

1. Complete a short online form with the watch information you want to sell or trade. Our experts will get back to you with the best quote for your timepiece.
2. We will arrange for you to send your watch in a safe manner. Soon after, we will evaluate the physical condition of the watch.
3. You can expect to receive the final payment/watch trade after we successfully complete your evaluation.

Seiko Watch Collections We Buy

We accept all Seiko watch collections and offer the best prices for them. If you're interested in selling any of the following Seiko collections, make sure to get in touch with us.

• Seiko Astron
• Seiko Lukia
• Seiko LX Line
• Seiko Presage
• Seiko Prospex
• Seiko 5 Sports
• Seiko Coutura

Why Sell Your Seiko Watch to Exquisite Timepieces?

Is selling your Seiko watch to Exquisite Timepieces a good idea? Are we the best option in the market? Here are a couple of reasons why we are the top choice.

Best Prices You Can Find

At Exquisite Timepieces, we are serious about offering you the best value for your Seiko timepiece. Our experts determine value based on the conditions of the watch, the specific model, and its current market price.
Our experts are constantly checking up on fluctuating market trends, so you can trust them to accurately determine the value of your Seiko watch.

Fast Payments

Not only do we ensure you get the fairest offer, but we also issue payment fast. As soon as we receive your watch, our team double checks it meets your description and shortly after, sends over a price quote.
At the earliest, you can expect your money within the same day of receiving your watch. However, it will not take longer than two days.

Option to Trade-In

Did a piece in our store catch your eye? Have a timepiece you are willing to trade? Luckily for you, our trade-in process is just as straightforward and painless.
All you have to do is reach out to us, and we'll send a prepaid FedEx label so you can ship your watch to us. Before you know it, that brand-new timepiece will be yours!

Trustworthy Dealer

It's normal to feel suspicious about selling your Seiko watch online. Nowadays, there are thousands of scammers on the web who just want to steal your money. This is exactly why we work hard to make Exquisite Timepieces a safe and trustworthy place.
With over 20 years of experience, we are one of the most reliable watch dealers on the market. We provide all our customers with a satisfying selling and buying experience.
Since 1988, we have made a commitment to provide the best customer service to all watch enthusiasts of every kind. With 1000+ Google reviews and a 4.9 average rating, we uphold that commitment till this very day and we will forever.
Visit our online shop or our boutique in Naples, Florida, and marvel at our 800 pre-owned watches from over 70 luxury watch brands. Exquisite Timepieces is a BBB member with an A+ rating and authorized dealer for more than 60 watch brands worldwide.

How Much is Your Seiko Worth?

The Seiko model is a major determining factor of the final pre-owned price. For instance, the Seiko Lukia collection can range anywhere from $1,000 to around $2,000. The Seiko Presage model has a wider range, typically from around $600 to $2,000.

One of the most popular Seiko collections is the Sports 5 model. The Seiko Sports 5 is one of the more economical collections. The pre-owned price ranges from $300 to $2,000. The Astron model also ranks high in popularity and its used price is usually below $3,000.

Here are a couple of factors that impact the sell value of your Seiko watch:

• Rarity - Seiko has one of the most prominent cult followings in the watch industry. Their consistent ingenious designs are part of the reason why they are such a renowned brand. Seiko pieces with especially unique and rare designs will earn you the greatest payout. These pieces are usually found in iconic collections such as the Astron, Alpinist, and many more. Rare vintage pieces are also worth a lot.
• Condition - How well your watch has been maintained is a crucial factor in determining its resale value. Seiko watches that are still fully functional and retain the integrity of their design will attract the most buyers. The newer it looks, the higher the value!
• Movement - The internal workings of the watch is another aspect to keep in mind. If your Seiko watch still contains the brand's proprietary in-house movements, its value will be higher than watches equipped by third-party movements.
• Maintenance - One of the most common questions potential buyers will ask is what was the most recent maintenance done on the watch. It is important that the maintenance service was done recently and that it was conducted at an official Seiko service center. This will ensure the highest possibility of successfully selling your Seiko watch.

How To Get The Best Price For Your Seiko Watches

Keeping up with maintenance is your best bet to receive the maximum value for your Seiko watch.

Take good care of it

Your Seiko watch does not need to be stored away from the world for it to retain its original conditions. All you need to do is follow a few regular care tips and your watch will always be as good as new. For one, never expose your watch to intense temperatures or pressures above its water resistance. You also want to pay close attention to your watch's movement and make sure its lubricants never dry out.

Service it frequently

Seiko watches should be serviced approximately once every three years. Only service your Seiko watch at an authorized Seiko service center. If you are going to replace broken parts, make sure to only do so with original parts and never discard any old parts. As a side note, keep polishing and other alterations to a minimum.

Keep Your Box & Papers

Always keep your watch's original box and documentation. Even if some documentation has expired like the warranty card, make sure to keep everything. Don't forget about tags, straps, or bracelet links you may have taken off. All of this will ensure you receive the maximum value for your Seiko watch.

Should I Service my Seiko Watch before Selling it?

Even though it is important to consistently service your Seiko watch, it is not recommended to do so just before selling it.
The only situation where this is advisable is if the watch is not functioning. Your potential buyer might want to keep the watch as is or change it completely, so you should let them service it instead.
On top of that, a serviced watch is not worth much more than a watch that has not been recently serviced.
At Exquisite Timepieces, we will conduct a thorough evaluation of your Seiko watch before proposing a final deal. If your Seiko watch is in extremely poor conditions, it's best to leave the service process to us.

About Seiko Watches

The story of Seiko starts in a little shop in the 1880s in Japan. Kintaro Hattori, the founder of Seiko, worked in a shop repairing watches and clocks for over a decade.
In 1892, Hattori bought a factory in Tokyo and founded Seikosha, a clock manufacturing company. Hattori's company was a success from the start. Only a few years after, he was able to expand his business and begin producing pocket watches.
In the early 1900s, only a couple of wristwatches were imported to Japan, and none had been created on site. Kintaro Hattori was dedicated to rapid innovation from the very beginning. He created the first ever Japanese wristwatch, the Laurel, in 1913.
The Laurel propelled Hattori's business forward and gave way to the first Seiko watch created in 1924. Kintaro Seiko worked on perfecting their watchmaking for years until the Grand Seiko was launched in 1960.
Seiko's ambition did not stop there. In 1965, Seiko released the first ever Japanese Diver's watch. They improved their Diver's watch in 1975 and again in 1990.
Seiko has served as the official timer for countless sports competitions. Till this day, they continue to inspire with their innovative designs and cutting-edge technology.

FAQs

Can I trade in my Seiko watch?

You can trade in your Seiko watch for any timepiece from our store. Simply fill out our contact form, send over your watch, and we'll deliver the timepiece of your choosing.

When Will I Receive Payment For My Seiko Watch?

Payment will be sent only a few days after you send your watch to us. In most circumstances, you can expect payment within two business days.

How Can I Find the Model Number For My Seiko Watch?

The model number of your Seiko watch can be found on its warranty card or any other official documentation. You'll also spot the 6-digit serial number on the case back.

How easy is it to sell my Seiko watch?

At Exquisite Timepieces, we make selling your Seiko watch as straightforward a process as possible. All it takes is to fill out our contact form, and shortly after we will provide you with a prepaid shipping label to mail your watch to us. Once it's received, we'll process your payment in up to two business days.

Why Should I Sell my Watch to Exquisite Timepieces?

Exquisite Timepieces is a trustworthy and accredited dealer. We are dedicated to offering you the best deals for your Seiko watches. Our team is committed to exceptional service, and we make sure to process payment fast and efficiently. We also provide all customers with the option to trade their old Seiko watch for any of our new timepieces if they do not wish to sell.