When determining the age of an antique pocket watch, particularly Swiss or European watches, it is much harder to determine its age because there are no serial numbers like their American counterparts. In order to determine an accurate valuation, you must first establish who made the watch (manufacturer), and gather as much information as possible about the model, ages, grade, size, complications, quality and unique features of your watch. In part 1 we will be looking at how to identify your watch, how to define the age and how to establish the quality.Įssentially, if you don’t know what the watch in your possession is then there’s simply no way of telling how much it is worth. We are giving you an insight into the different ways in which a valuation is considered when looking a movement, from a UK pocket watch to Swiss and other European antique watches they are almost always valuated using these methods. Pocket Watch Guide: What is your antique pocket watch worth?
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