In our selection a vintage watch today costs between 225 and 1045 euros, with a median of 325. The name on the dial matters less than it seems: what moves the price is the model, the state of the gold plating, the bracelet, and whether box and papers are there. Two examples of the same reference can sit two hundred euros apart, and the reason is almost always visible in the photographs.
These are the pieces available right now, not market estimates. The list updates itself as the catalogue changes.
Prices include VAT. Shipping is shown before the order is completed.
In order of weight, as we see it buying and reselling these watches.
We often have the same reference in several examples, and the prices do not match. That is not a contradiction: it is the difference between a caseback still crisp and one worn smooth, between an original bracelet and a replacement, between a box present and a box missing.
That is why every listing describes condition on a scale and, when there is something specific to say, says it: a scratch on the bezel, a mark on the strap, plating worn at one point. The price is read together with those lines, not on its own.
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In our selection vintage Gucci watches run from 225 to 575 euros, with a median of 330. The spread depends on the reference, the state of the plating and whether box and papers are present.
In today's selection Hermès pieces sit between 475 and 1045 euros, against a median of 330 for Gucci. Smaller production of these models and steady demand for references such as the Kelly and the Clipper both weigh on it.
Yes. The prices shown include VAT, and there are no added costs at checkout beyond shipping, which is shown before the order is completed.
It depends on how much the watch will be worn. Steel takes daily use with almost no consequence; gold plating is beautiful but wears at the edges and on the caseback, and cannot be restored without losing originality. For an everyday watch, steel is the calmer choice.
