Sell Rolex 

The price of a used Rolex is influenced by a number of factors, including the specific model, the condition of the watch, and whether it has certain accessories, like the original packaging.

If you're curious, we encourage you to submit a form with all the relevant details and we'll get back to you the same day with a quote.

We are open to considering all models of Rolex watches.

Some of the ones we're on the lookout for include:

• Rolex Datejust
• Rolex GMT-Master 2
• Rolex Day-Date
• Rolex Cosmograph Daytona
• Rolex Oyster Perpetual
• Rolex Yacht Master
• Rolex Sea-Dweller
• Rolex Deepsea
• Rolex Air-King
• Rolex Explorer
• Rolex Lady-Datejust
• Rolex Sky-Dweller
• Rolex 1908
• Rolex Daytona
• Rolex Cellini
• Rolex Milgauss
• Rolex Submariner

If you don't see your model listed, don't be discouraged. You can select 'Other' in your submission form and proceed from there.

Yes. TWX will provide you with a prepaid and insured shipping label from a trusted carrier to ensure your watch is safely transported to us. You will be able to track your package online.

We will also provide you with instructions for packaging your watch appropriately for shipping.

We have affiliate stores in most major cities across Canada. Once a TWX representative reaches out to you, they will let you know if in-person drop off is an option.

If it is, they'll put you in contact with our affiliate store to arrange a time for drop off. Once your Rolex watch is dropped off, we will arrange with them to get the watch to us for final inspection. You'll receive email notifications every step of the way.

If you're not a qualified to evaluate a watch, your best and safest option is to seek the expertise of a professional watch appraiser like our experts at TWX.

That being said, here are some things you can keep an eye out for:

Look for Serial and Model Numbers: Rolex watches feature unique serial and model numbers engraved on the case between the lugs. Verify these numbers with Rolex's official records to confirm authenticity.

Examine the Dial: Authentic Rolex watches typically feature finely crafted dials with precise printing. Look for any inconsistencies in the logo, text, or spacing.

Check the Cyclops Lens: Rolex models with a date window include a magnification lens called the Cyclops. Verify that the date is magnified 2.5 times its original size and positioned directly over the date window.

Inspect the Caseback: Authentic Rolex watches typically have a solid caseback. Counterfeit versions may have a clear caseback or lack proper engravings.

Evaluate the Weight and Materials: Rolex watches are crafted from high-quality materials, such as stainless steel, gold, or platinum. Genuine Rolex timepieces tend to feel substantial due to their quality construction.

Examine the Movement: While it's challenging to inspect the movement without opening the watch, authentic Rolex movements are known for their precision and smooth operation. If possible, have a professional watchmaker or jeweler verify the movement's authenticity.

Consider the Price and Seller: If the price seems too good to be true or the seller lacks credibility, proceed with caution. Authentic Rolex watches retain their value well and are typically sold through authorized dealers or reputable sellers.