Sell your Audemars Piguet Royal Oak

The full reference, the condition, whether you have the box and papers, your asking price and clear photos. The asking price is required, and the minimum value we work with is $2,000.

It can, a little. Missing papers usually matter more than a missing box, and both matter more on a recent watch. Tell us what you have, and the dealer will take it into account.

The Royal Oak, launched in 1972, is slimmer, with an octagonal bezel and an integrated bracelet. The Offshore, from 1993, is larger and heavier with a sportier look. They are valued as separate families, so tell us which you have.

The tapisserie dial pattern, the case finishing and bevels, the bezel screws, the bracelet for stretch and missing links, and the clasp. We also check the movement on our bench.

The maker updates the Royal Oak with new proportions, movements and dials, and retires the old reference. It does not usually explain each change. It matters because the full reference tells us which generation you own, so please send the whole code.

Yes. You can apply the full agreed value as trade credit toward any watch we sell, whether that is a Patek Philippe, a Rolex or another Audemars Piguet. Or you can take cash. The desk confirms payment details with you.

An offer made from photos and a description is indicative until the watch is inspected on our bench in Los Angeles. If it is as described, the offer stands. If it differs, the dealer will explain.