Lay your watch on a flat, clean surface. Remove all clutter before taking your photos so that the only attention is on the watch itself. Great surfaces include desks, counters
and tables.
Take photos in daylight
Avoid taking photos in poorly lit rooms. Natural daylight will improve the quality of the photo. Avoid using the flash as this will reflect on the watch.
Include box & papers
If you have the box and paperwork, we’ll want to see this. It’s not necessary to have them in every photo - we recommend having one with the box and papers
Get up close & use focus
We’ll discuss acceptable angles in a second, but when getting up close, always make sure that the camera is in focus. This will help us to spot all the important details on the watch.
Get all the right angles
Sell your watch in four simple steps
Sell your watch hassle-free. Fill out our form to sell and get a quick valuation. We offer same-day payments for sellers ensuring a smooth, transparent transaction with no surprises.