From the desk · October 28, 2026
A white gradient dial, a soft beige bezel and a Bioceramic case. In pre-owned watches, buyers tend to pay more for a piece like this that has never been worn.
This one looks like a frozen sea. The white dial deepens toward the edge, and the beige bezel makes the whole watch feel warm instead of stark. Bioceramic is light on the wrist, and the NATO-style strap lets you put it on and forget about it.
Here is a sober read on what drives value on the pre-owned side. With a watch like this, condition does most of the work. Buyers will usually pay more for one that has never been worn and still has its papers than for one with a few months on someone's wrist. A worn strap or a scuffed case changes the conversation quickly. This piece is unworn and comes with papers, which is the version people tend to ask for.
That isn't a promise about what it will be worth later. It's a description of what you'd be starting with.
It suits someone who wants a bright, easy summer watch with some fun to it, or a gift that feels considered. We authenticated it in-house and checked it on our own bench. It comes with our 2-year store warranty, a written appraisal and a presentation box.
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