Yes, we provide free, no-obligation watch valuations. Our experts assess the brand, model, condition, age and market demand to provide a fair offer. Valuation are based on resale or auction-based prices, rather than insurance values and are specifically for those looking for watch lending or to sell their watch.

Yes, most pawn shops loan on watches, but not all specialise in luxury timepieces. At Suttons and Robertsons, we focus on premium Swiss and high end brands.

Getting a loan against your watch is simple. Share details of your watch online or visit one of our branches. Once we provide a valuation and you accept the watch pawn value, we’ll arrange the loan agreement and transfer funds directly to your bank account.

Absolutely. We regularly loan on watches of high value, from Rolex and Patek Philippe to Audemars Piguet and Richard Mille. Get in touch with us to loan against your expensive watch. Our loans are from £500 up to £2 million.

Watches that can be pawned with us include a wide range of luxury Swiss and high–end watch brands, including Rolex, Patek Philippe, Cartier, Omega, Breitling, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, IWC, Piaget, Tag Heuer, Jaeger-LeCoultre, and more.

While some high street pawn shops may take smart watches, we are a luxury pawnbroker and specialise in loans on designer watches.

If you are looking where to pawn your high end watch, London has the most premium watch pawn brokers. You can pawn your watch at any of our three London branches, Victoria Street, Edgware Road, and South Kensington. We also offer a secure nationwide home collection service if you cannot get to one of our pawn shops.

The value depends on factors such as brand, model, condition, age, and provenance. Our specialists use up-to-date market data to provide a fair and competitive watch loan offer.

In some cases, luxury watches can be even be worth more than their original retail price. For example, a Rolex purchased for £10,000, may now be valued higher on the secondary market, meaning its possible that you could borrow more than you originally paid.

Yes, although not all pawn shops accept broken watches. It depends on the extent of the damage. If the watch is made of a precious metal like gold or platinum, we may be able to offer a loan based on the weight and purity of the metal rather than the watch’s inherent value. If the watch is repairable, we may still be able to loan on the watch.

It depends on your needs. Pawning a watch allows you to access quick funds without parting with your watch permanently, making it ideal for short–term finance. Selling your watch is more suitable if you no longer wish to keep the watch and need quick cash for watches.

Yes. All watches are stored in protective packaging in our highly secure London–based vaults. Our team handles your watches with care and will be returned to you in the same or better condition we received them in.

Yes, we offer cash for watches in the form of a loan, and we also purchase watches.

If you do not have the original box and papers such as the warranty card and receipts for your watch, you can still pawn it with us. Having papers and packaging will increase you amount you can borrow against your watch, but this is not essential, and we can loan against watches without them.

Luxury watches often have sentimental value, collected as an investment piece or bought to remember or celebrate a particular achievement. Luxury watch owners are often reluctant to sell their luxury timepieces and therefore securing funds against their watch can often be the best option when looking to raise short–term finance.

Yes. If you are trying to find out if you can borrow money against the value of your watch, we have been trustworthy pawnbrokers for watches since 1770.

Yes. Suttons and Robertsons are an in-store and online pawn shop for watches. If you want to transact with us from home, rather than coming into one of our stores, you can use our insured courier service. If you choose not to proceed, we will arrange for your item(s) to be returned to you free of charge.

If you are wondering how much pawn shops pay for watches, we can lend up to 60% to 70% of the value of your luxury watch. This means that if you are pawning a Rolex watch valued at £10,000, we could offer up to £7,000 as a loan. We always aim to provide the maximum loan amount, though the amount depends on the brand, model, condition, age, provenance and market value.

Yes, we accept pocket watches as security for a short term loan, provided they meet our lending criteria – including our minimum loan amount.

Of course you can, high end pawn shops like us offer competitive offers to buy your watch. If you are unsure whether to sell or loan, get in touch for instant watch valuations.

Yes, if you are based in London and looking to pawn watches nearby, we are based in central London and accept luxury watches are collateral for loans.

We do not offer watch lending on lower value watches from brands such as Michael Kors, Citizen, Bulova, Armani and Tissot. If you are unsure whether your watch qualifies, please get in touch.

Yes we loan on watches with quartz (battery powered) movements. We may need to repair the battery to confirm the watch is fully functional before finalising the loan. It’s advisable to ensure the battery is working for the quickest service.

Yes. Many of our clients use pawn loans to release the value from their existing watch collection to fund a new watch purchase or expand their collection. It can be a flexible alternative to traditional watch finance options like a personal loan for a watch.

Yes, though we would only buy stainless steel watches from the luxury watch brands with resale value.

If you are looking for pawn shops selling watches, we offer a selection of excellently priced luxury watches for sale in our London pawn shops and in our online shop.