Even if your watch does not run, has water damage, or needs a service, it still has real value. Get a fast, free offer, get paid the same day, and skip the repair bill. We have spent 20 years buying watches in every condition, and you can sell to us online or in person at our private Maui office.
Whatever is wrong with your watch, we have seen it and we still buy it. Here are the faults we take every day.
Before you spend money fixing it, talk to us. A repair often costs more than it adds to the value.
A service or repair usually costs more than it adds to the final price, so you can end up out of pocket. Bring it to us as it is.
We factor the condition into a fair offer, so you do not need to lift a finger or spend a dollar before you sell.
Even a watch that is beyond economical repair has value in its movement, dial, case, and parts, and we will still make an offer.
Share the fault and a few photos. It takes a couple of minutes.
Our team looks past the damage to the real value and sends a clear, firm offer, with no pressure to accept.
Accept and get paid the same day by bank wire or USDT.
A pawn shop sees a broken watch and lowballs. A scrap buyer sees only metal. We see the real value, and 20 years in the trade lets us pay for it.
Two decades buying watches in every condition means we value the movement, dial, case, and brand correctly, not just the fault.
Dealer relationships in New York, Los Angeles, and Miami let us pay more than a shop that has to resell or scrap it locally.
Sell at our downtown Maui office, or ship your watch to us fully insured.
A clear offer, same-day payment, and complete privacy from the first message to the final handshake.
A firm offer in a couple of minutes. No obligation.
A few things shape every offer on a damaged watch. Knowing them helps you understand the number you receive.
A Rolex or Patek is desirable even when it needs work, and sets the starting point.
The fault, and whether it runs, are the biggest factors in the offer.
An intact movement, dial, hands, and case are worth more than a watch missing parts.
The original set still adds to the value, though it is not required.
Prices move, so timing matters.
Trade your broken watch toward another from our collection and pay only the difference.
If it is worth restoring, we can service and consign it for you, then pay you when it sells.
Prefer to sell face to face? Visit our office in a business building in downtown Maui. We meet by appointment only, so every visit is private and secure. Not on the island? Ship your watch to us fully insured and we will handle the rest.
Nehoa Time, 1830 Mill St. Wailuku, Hi, 96793
9am-5pm HST / by appointment
808-960-2001
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“I consigned a Patek and got far more than a quick sale would have brought. Clear updates the whole way through.” Sample review, replace with a real one.

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Yes. A watch that does not run still has real value in its movement, case, dial, and brand, and we make firm offers on them.
Yes. Water damage is one of the most common faults we see, and it does not stop a sale.
Usually not. A repair often costs more than it adds to the value, so it is better to sell as-is and let us factor the condition into the offer.
Yes. We buy watches for parts as well as for restoration, so a missing crown, bezel, or bracelet does not stop an offer.
We look at the brand and model, what is wrong, how complete it is, and current demand, then make a fair offer.
The same day you accept, by bank wire or USDT.
Cracked crystal, water damage, dead movement, cosmetic damage. We buy watches in every condition because the case, the movement parts, and the reference still carry real value. Send a photo and we’ll give you an honest number within a business day.