Our sellers are expected to describe their watches as accurately as possible. The following condition categories are intended to help you better evaluate a watch's overall state.
Please keep in mind that these classifications are only general guidelines, and the assessment of a watch's condition can be subjective. Buyers and sellers may have different perceptions of what constitutes a certain condition.
We strongly recommend reviewing the images provided by the seller carefully—especially for pre-owned watches—to help avoid any disappointment caused by unexpected flaws.
If a listing lacks sufficient images, we encourage you to contact the seller to request additional photos.
Classification
New
The item is new and shows no signs of wear.
The watch has no previous owner.
The guarantee period begins with the purchase of the watch.
Like new & unworn
The item shows no signs of wear and has not been worn.
If the item is from old stock, there may be signs of shelf wear on the box.
Some labels may be missing.
The item has not been polished.
Very good (minor signs of wear)
The item shows minor signs of wear, such as small, intangible scratches.
The case has flawless chamfers and edges.
The bracelet or strap may be slightly stretched.
Markings and engravings are clearly visible and not worn.
The item may have been professionally polished without affecting the contours or edges.
Good (moderate signs of wear)
The item shows visible and tangible signs of wear like scratches, scuffs, or small dents.
The bracelet or strap may be significantly stretched.
Markings and engravings may be worn but are still visible.
The item may have been professionally polished.
Fair (major signs of wear)
The item shows major, visible signs of wear like scratches and dents.
The bracelet or strap shows visible signs of wear.
Incomplete
The item is missing some parts.
The item is only intended for repair or spare parts.