Whether you're upgrading, parting with a treasured heirloom, or simply no longer wear it, Dawsons Auctioneers can help you realise the full value of your Omega timepiece. From classic models like the Speedmaster and Seamaster to rare limited editions, our specialists understand the true worth of your watch — beyond just the brand name.
We don’t just value watches — we understand them. Our team includes horology experts with years of experience handling fine timepieces. We assess each watch with care and insight, considering not only condition and materials, but also provenance, collectability, and current market trends.
With Dawsons, you benefit from:
Free, no-obligation expert valuation
Access to a global audience of collectors and watch enthusiasts
Transparent advice and outstanding customer service
Competitive commission rates, with a No Sale, No Fee policy
Fully insured handling and shipping options
Valuation depends on several key factors:
Model & reference number
Condition (case, dial, movement)
Presence of box, papers, or service history
Rarity, age, and collector demand
Even a well-worn vintage Omega can fetch an excellent price if it’s rare or in original condition. Our specialists will give you an honest, accurate assessment — and talk you through your options with no pressure to sell.
It’s quick and easy to get started. Simply upload photographs and a few details via our online valuation form, or visit one of our valuation offices for a face-to-face consultation.
Your Omega will be in safe hands with Dawsons.
NO SALE, NO FEE
We will not charge any fees if we fail to sell your Omega.
FAST PAYMENT
Receive sale proceeds within 30 days of auction.
PACK, SEND, SELL
Our free postal service for items valued from £300-£2,500.
Omega watches continue to be in high demand, particularly the following:
Omega Speedmaster – Including the iconic “Moonwatch” and vintage references
Omega Seamaster – Especially Professional 300M, Planet Ocean, and James Bond editions
Constellation & De Ville – Classic and elegant dress watches with broad appeal
Limited Editions & Vintage Models – Rare or discontinued references often achieve premium prices
Precious Metal & Chronograph Variants – Particularly those with box, papers, or original receipt
Trust us to elevate your selling experience and unlock the maximum worth of your cherished timepiece. Contact us today to begin your journey toward achieving the best value for your Omega watch.
Yes. While original box and paperwork can increase value, we often achieve strong results for Omega watches without them — especially for rare or vintage models.
Absolutely. If your watch is valued at between £300-£2,500 we offer a secure, fully insured “Pack, Send, Sell” service, free of charge. Once you recieve your valuation, simply request a Seller's Pack and follow the simple instructions. For Omega watches which are valued at over £2,500 we can arrange a free bespoke collection service.
Not necessarily. Many vintage Omega watches are highly sought after — even those with signs of wear or age. In fact, collectors often prize original, unrestored pieces. We recommend a valuation before making any assumptions about worth.
Our horology specialists will authenticate your watch as part of the valuation process. If you’re unsure about your Omega's authenticity, simply send us clear photos of the dial, caseback, and movement (if possible) — we’ll be happy to advise.
Omega, founded in La Chaux-de-Fonds in 1848, is possibly one of the worlds best known and most prolific luxury watchmakers. It has been at the forefront of innovation in the field of horology since its inception and is responsible for a number of extrordinary advancements. Most notablty the creation of the worlds first tourbillon wristwatch in 1947, the first mass production of George Daniels' coaxial escapement in 1999 and prehaps most famously holding the accolade of manufaturing the first watch to be worn on the moon by Buzz Aldrin in 1969- the Omega Speedmaster.
The brand has released a number of popular and acclaimed models over its history, from its uniquely designed Constelation series to its DeVille series and notably its Seamaster series. The Seamaster has been reimagined and released in many forms over its history and famously was the watch of choice for Ian Flemming's James Bond, sparking the release of a number of models in the fictional British spy's name. Additionally, Omega has enjoyed a number of associations in the sporting world including its appointment as official timekeeper for the Olympic Games, its sponsorship of the Americas Cup, and its involvement in golf.
Any Questions?
Our friendly and highly experienced team of valuers will gladly assist you.