Rolex
Rolex Cellini — 18k Yellow Gold
AED 26,000
Sell With Specialists
Sell Your Rolex in Dubai
Take an instant cash offer, paid within 48 hours of us receiving your watch, or consign it with us for the potential of a higher return. Either way, it starts with a free specialist valuation.
Two Ways to Sell Your Rolex
There is no single right way to sell a Rolex — the right path depends on what matters more to you, speed or return. We offer both, and we are upfront about the trade-off between them rather than steering every seller toward the same option. Whichever you choose, it starts the same way: tell us about the watch, and our specialists take it from there.
A cash offer is built for certainty. Submit your watch's details and photos, and our specialists typically return a valuation within one business day. Accept it, send or bring us the watch, and payment follows within 48 hours of us receiving it — with zero seller fees deducted from that figure. It is the fastest route from watch to cash, and the amount offered is the amount you keep.
Consignment is built for return. We authenticate, photograph, list and market your watch on our catalog, and you receive the final sale price minus an agreed commission once it sells. Because the watch is priced and sold to the market rather than bought by us outright, consignment can net you more than a cash offer — the honest trade-off is that it takes longer, since a sale depends on finding the right buyer at the right price.
Neither route is the "better" one in every case — they simply answer different needs. If you want the watch off your hands and cash in your account this week, take the offer. If you can afford to wait for a buyer and want to see the watch reach its full market price, consign it. Our specialists are happy to talk through both before you decide, and you are never obligated to accept an offer once you see it.
What Your Rolex Is Worth
A handful of factors shape what your Rolex is worth, and our specialists weigh all of them before giving you a figure. Model and reference come first — a Submariner, a Datejust and a Daytona are valued on entirely different criteria, and even within one reference, dial variant, bracelet and production period all matter. From there, condition does much of the work: case and bracelet wear, crystal condition, and whether the movement has been serviced regularly all influence where a watch lands.
Documentation adds to the picture without being a precondition. A known service history reassures a buyer that the movement has been properly cared for, and original box and papers help confirm provenance and completeness — both typically support a stronger valuation, though neither is required to sell. We value the watch in front of us, not the paperwork that may or may not have survived alongside it.
Rather than quote a figure from a model name alone, we ask for photos and details of your specific watch and give you a free specialist valuation based on what you actually have. That valuation is the same starting point whether you take a cash offer or decide to consign.
We deliberately keep this part qualitative rather than quoting figures upfront, because two watches sharing a reference number can be worth noticeably different amounts once condition and documentation are factored in. A specialist looking at your actual watch, rather than a general model average, is the only way to give you a number you can trust.
How It Works
Start by submitting your watch's details and photos through our sell page — reference, condition, and any box, papers or service history you have on hand. Our specialists review what you send and come back with either a cash offer or, if you would rather consign, a listing agreement setting out the agreed price and commission.
Once you accept, the watch comes to us — either shipped to our workshop fully insured via DHL Express, or dropped off with us in person in Dubai, whichever suits you. From there, our specialists authenticate the watch against its reference and serial numbers before anything is finalised.
For a cash offer, payment follows within 48 hours of us receiving and authenticating the watch. For consignment, the watch is photographed and listed on our catalog, and you are paid the sale price minus the agreed commission once it sells.
Authentication takes place in our Dubai workshop once the watch arrives, checked against its reference and serial numbers before payout or listing goes ahead. The terms you are paid or listed against are the ones set out in your offer or listing agreement when you accepted it.
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast do I get paid when I sell my Rolex?+
For a cash offer, you typically hear back with a valuation within one business day of submitting your details and photos, and once you accept and we receive the watch, payment follows within 48 hours. For consignment, payout happens once your watch sells at the agreed price.
Are there any seller fees?+
A cash offer carries zero seller fees — the figure we offer is the figure you receive. Consignment carries an agreed commission taken from the final sale price, set out in your listing agreement before your watch goes live.
How is my Rolex valued?+
Our specialists provide a free valuation based on the details and photos you submit — model and reference, condition, box and papers, and service history all factor in. If you consign instead, that same assessment informs the list price we agree with you.
Do I need the box and papers to sell?+
No, box and papers are not mandatory to sell your Rolex. Having them typically supports a stronger valuation, since they help confirm provenance and completeness, but a watch on its own is still very sellable.
Is shipping my watch to you insured?+
Yes. If you are not dropping the watch off with us in Dubai in person, it travels to us fully insured via DHL Express, door to door, for its full declared value.
Turn Your Rolex Into Cash
Submit your watch's details and photos, and hear back from a specialist with an offer typically within one business day.