Luxury wristwatch prepared for ChronoBid consignment photography

Sell your watch with ChronoBid

Submit your watch for an initial auction assessment. If it fits an upcoming ChronoBid sale, we contact you about estimate range, reserve, fees, and next steps.

High-complication luxury wristwatch photographed during catalogue review

Auction consignment, not a self-serve listing

ChronoBid is an Australian online auction house for luxury and collectible watches. You request an assessment. We decide whether the watch belongs in the next catalogue.

That is slower than uploading to a marketplace. It is also how we keep the floor readable for bidders who care about references, condition, and papers.

The published seller fee is 6% of hammer. Related charges sit on Auction Fees and in your written consignment terms.

How selling works

  1. Step 1

    Submit your watch

    Send brand, model, reference, condition, papers, expected price, and six to twelve clear photos.

  2. Step 2

    Receive an initial assessment

    If the watch fits an upcoming sale, we reply with suitability notes and a draft auction range.

  3. Step 3

    Approve the consignment terms

    Reserve, fees, and timing are confirmed in writing before the lot is catalogued.

  4. Step 4

    Auction and settlement

    We photograph, catalogue, and run the lot. Settlement follows the published seller terms once the hammer falls.

More detail on How Selling Works, Seller Fees, and Consignment Terms.

Request an auction assessment

Share details and upload six to twelve photographs (JPEG, PNG, or WebP). We normally respond within two business days.

Photographs (six to twelve)

Include these views where you can: Dial, Case back, Both case sides, Crown, Bracelet and clasp, Movement, if safely available, Box, Papers, Serial or reference details. Upload JPEG, PNG, or WebP files — 6 to 12 images.

We normally respond within two business days.