Watch Condition

Our sellers are required to describe their watches to the best of their ability. The following classifications are meant to help you better assess a watch's condition.

Please note that these classifications only serve as a rough estimate and that the assessment of a watch's condition is always subjective. Buyers and sellers may view a watch's condition differently.

We recommend closely examining the images uploaded by the seller, especially if it's a pre-owned watch. This helps to avoid potential disappointment resulting from unexpected defects.

If you're interested in a listing with an insufficient number of images, we suggest you contact the seller to ask for additional images.

Classification

New

• The item is new and shows no signs of wear.
• The watch has no previous owner.
• The guarantee period begins with the purchase of the watch.

Like new & unworn

• The item shows no signs of wear and has not been worn.
• If the item is from old stock, there may be signs of shelf wear on the box.
• Some labels may be missing.
• The item has not been polished.

Very good (minor signs of wear)

• The item shows minor signs of wear, such as small, intangible scratches.
• The case has flawless chamfers and edges.
• The bracelet or strap may be slightly stretched.
• Markings and engravings are clearly visible and not worn.
• The item may have been professionally polished without affecting the contours or edges.

Good (moderate signs of wear)

• The item shows visible and tangible signs of wear like scratches, scuffs, or small dents.
• The bracelet or strap may be significantly stretched.
• Markings and engravings may be worn but are still visible.
• The item may have been professionally polished.

Fair (major signs of wear)

• The item shows major, visible signs of wear like scratches and dents.
• The bracelet or strap shows visible signs of wear.

Incomplete

• The item is missing some parts.
• The item is only intended for repair or spare parts.