Sell Your Military Watches

Military watches combine heritage, functionality, and resilience. Born from the necessity of precision on the battlefield, these rugged and reliable watches have evolved into symbols of craftsmanship and utility, cherished by adventurers, collectors, and enthusiasts around the UK.

At Burlingtons Ltd., we offer fair and upfront valuations on all military watches, built on decades of experience and a keen understanding of the current market. With free in-home valuations and immediate payment should you choose to sell, our service is as seamless as it is professional.

Selling Your Watch to Burlingtons Ltd.

If you’re looking to sell your military watches, we offer a simple, private buying process, with stellar upfront offers.

Get in Touch

Speak to a member of our team about your watches. If needed, we’ll schedule an in person valuation at your home at a time that suits you.

Your Upfront Offer

Our specialist will visit you to assess your military watch firsthand. They’ll be able to explain the market and condition factors behind their offer.

Instant Payment

We’ll make you an offer for your watch. Should you accept, we’ll transfer the money to you instantly.

Our team are experts in the buying and selling of military watches across the UK

Through our network of collectors we’re able to offer truly competitive offers without the many costs associated with traditional auctions.

Why Should I Choose Burlingtons?

Unlike auction houses, we offer immediate payment with no hidden fees or commissions, ensuring you receive 100% of our valuation. Our in-home service eliminates the risk of transporting valuable items, and our decades of expertise ensures a fair and accurate assessment in line with market value.

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What is my Military Watch Worth?

The value of a military watch can vary significantly depending on its model, age, condition, and history. Iconic examples like the IWC Mark XI or pieces from renowned brands such as Rolex or IWC Schaffhausen are highly sought after, especially if they retain their original box. The best way to find out the value of your watch is to get it valued by an expert in the field.

Whatever your military watch model, when you work with Burlingtons you’ll avoid the uncertainty and numerous fees of an auction. Instead, you’ll receive a fair and competitive quote, with immediate payment if you’re happy to process.

Selling Your Military Watches to Burlingtons

Burlingtons offers a seamless, professional service tailored to your needs. With free in-home valuations, immediate payment, and no hidden fees or commissions, you can sell with confidence, knowing you’re receiving a fair and competitive quote. Whether it’s a cherished heirloom or a collector’s piece, our team will give your watch the recognition it deserves. Contact Burlingtons today and let us help you understand the true value of your timepiece.

Schedule your valuation today to get started

Our expert team are ready to appraise your military watches and make a competitive offer.

FAQs

What are some of the military watches you’re looking for?

Our team are interested in hearing about all military watches, so don’t hesitate to get in contact today. Here are some specific models we’d be interested in valuing:

Rolex Submariner 5517 (A.K.A. MilSub): Issued to military divers, these rare models feature reinforced cases, fixed strap bars, and unique engravings.
IWC Mark XI: A classic pilot’s watch used by the British Royal Air Force, known for its precision and durability.
Omega Seamaster 300 Military Issue: Used by divers in the British military, with robust design and luminous features.
Panerai Radiomir: Developed for the Italian Navy in the 1930s and 1940s.
A.Lange & Söhne Pilote Beobachtungsuhr: WWII German Luftwaffe pilot’s watches, highly sought after by collectors.

What defines a military watch?

First popularised during World War I, military watches replaced pocket watches to provide soldiers with hands-free, quick timekeeping in battle. These timepieces are defined by their durability, accuracy, and functionality, designed to endure harsh environments and damage. Iconic features like luminous dials, water-resistant cases, and tactical complications including chronographs and compasses, emerged to meet the demands of military operations. Over the decades, military watches have evolved, cherished by both servicepeople and collectors for their historical significance and practicality.