Sell Your Tudor Watch

The price of a used Tudor watch can vary significantly depending on factors such as the specific model, its condition, and whether it includes original accessories like packaging. For an accurate quote tailored to your Tudor watch, we encourage you to submit a form with all the relevant details. Our team at Toronto Watch Exchange will review your submission and provide you with a quote on the same day.

We are interested in buying all models of Tudor watches, including but not limited to the following:

• Tudor Black Bay
• Tudor Pelagos
• Tudor Heritage Chrono
• Tudor Heritage Advisor
• Tudor Glamour
• Tudor Ranger
• Tudor Heritage Ranger
• Tudor Fastrider
• Tudor Heritage Black Bay Chrono
• Tudor North Flag
• Tudor Style
• Tudor Clair de Rose
• Tudor Grantour
• Tudor 1926
• Tudor Classic
• Tudor Glamour Date
• Tudor Royal

If you have a Tudor watch that is not listed here, please select "Other" in your submission form, and we will be happy to consider it as well.

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 have the ability to track your parcel throughout its journey, and we will provide you with detailed instructions on how to properly package your watch for shipping to ensure its safety.

You can personally drop off your Tudor watch at our affiliate stores located in most major cities across Canada. When a TWX representative contacts you, they will inform you if in-person drop-off is an option.

If in-person drop-off is available, they will connect you with our affiliate store to schedule a convenient time for the drop-off. After you've dropped off your Tudor watch, we will coordinate with the affiliate store to ensure that your watch reaches us for final inspection. Throughout this process, you'll receive email notifications to keep you updated every step of the way.

If you're not an expert in evaluating watches, it's best to seek the expertise of a professional watch appraiser like the experts at TWX to determine the authenticity of a Tudor. However, here are some general guidelines you can follow to help assess authenticity:

Serial Number Verification: Tudor watches come with a unique serial number engraved on the case back or side. Confirming this number against Tudor’s official records can provide an initial validation of the watch's authenticity.

Inspect the Dial: The dial of a Tudor watch showcases meticulous craftsmanship. Look for precise and evenly applied markers, consistent and sharp font printing, and the unmistakable Tudor logo. Any misalignment, smudging, or irregularities in these details could indicate a counterfeit.

Examine the Case and Crown: Tudor is known for the robust construction of its cases and the distinctive design of its crowns (often with the Tudor rose or shield). The finish should be flawless, and the crown should operate smoothly, enhancing water resistance.

Quality of Materials: Tudor uses high-grade materials like stainless steel, ceramics, and sapphire crystals for the watch face. The materials should feel premium, and the crystal should be clear with no distortion.

Movement Inspection: While it's more challenging to assess the movement without professional tools, Tudor watches are equipped with precise, reliable movements that contribute to their reputation for durability. Authentic Tudor movements often have specific engravings and a smooth second hand movement.

Strap or Bracelet Quality: Tudor straps and bracelets are made from quality materials such as leather, fabric, or metal. The clasp and any engravings on it should be consistent with Tudor’s standards of quality, with precise, clean lines and proper branding.

Watch Weight: Authentic Tudor watches have a substantial feel, reflecting the quality of the materials used. A watch that feels overly light may be a cause for concern.

Logo and Branding Details: The Tudor logo and text are always precisely applied, with no imperfections. The logo’s design should be consistent with that model’s era, as Tudor has updated its logo over the years.

Price and Seller’s Reputation: As with all luxury watches, the price of a genuine Tudor should reflect its value in the secondary market. Extremely low prices can be a red flag. Always research the seller’s reputation and prefer purchases from authorized dealers or respected secondary market sellers.