The pre -owned clock market still targets a milestone.
Although the average prices used from April 1 to June 30 have declined by 0.3 %, these figures mark the slowest rate of decline since the market rise of May 2022, according to a recent Morgan Stanley report, which used Watchcharts data. According to Hudanki, to compare, Q1 of 2025 decreased by 0.4 %.
These results suggest that Rolex, Criter, Omega, and Petic Philip have performed better than other watchmakers in the market as a whole, as consumers often agree to reduce more cash on expensive time money from this group. Generally, secondary market watch prices act as bulls for brands. The Crown, for one, falls slightly by a decrease of 0.2 % of its pre -propelled timepiece, which must remain flat. According to Morgan Stanley, Criter, the strong demand for pre -owned tanks and Santos Time Peace helped some: According to Morgan Stanley, the brand saw its used watches by 0.9 % during this period. The average price of the used watches increased by 1.1 % in Q2, as its demand for aquatic remained stable and the prices of notalis increased. As far as Omega is concerned, it has only reduced the price of 0.1 % slightly, with the speedmaster’s popularity strong.
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Other watchmakers experienced a decrease in Q2. Hublot looked at his prices below 4 % during this period. Pre -owned clock prices of Audmaris Pget models declined by 1.3 %. According to Hudanki, while the price of the Royal Oak Time Peace remained strong, other watches such as offshore and code 11.59 were the result. Other brands, such as the Watchrone Constitution and Panarai, have seen a decrease in pre -owned prices by more than 2 %. After the subsequent pestilence in 2022, Swiss Watch’s pre -property prices are referring to a total of 13 circles.
Meanwhile, the sale of already -owned watches ended at the end of May last May, which increased by 160 % in the face of Trump’s possible prices. He performed the same as the founder of Chrono24 Tim Straike predicted that the market would be located. “In a quick period, I expect a rush of purchases at existing prices, as it works for unmanaged buyers before it increases,” he told us when talking about the impact of Levy’s announcement. After the implementation of prices, although (the new deadline is set on August 1), Streck explained that “the cooling off is likely.” Only the time will tell if he is on the money again.
