Buying

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Yes, all users need to register with Watchbook to make a purchase. Join the thousands of buyers and sellers looking for the best luxury watches.

Yes. As long as you are a registered user, you can buy and sell using the same account.

There are no commission fees associated with any purchases in Watchbook.

Step 1: Find Your Watch
Use Watchbook's helpful search engine to browse our unique selection of pre owned watches Singapore, from Audemars Piguet to classic Rolex timepieces. Filter by brands, model, seller and price.

Step 2: Make an Offer
Once you've found the watch you love, simply WhatsApp us to make an offer. Our team will assist you to secure the best deal.

Step 3: Book an Appointment
After agreeing on a price, schedule an appointment with us to view and inspect the watch in person.

Step 5: Visit Our Store to Close the Deal
Visit our store to inspect the watch in person. Once you're satisfied with its authenticity and condition, finalize the purchase with our team for a secure, seamless transaction.

Watchbook diligently inspects and verifies the authenticity of all our partnered dealers. We have rigorous processes in place to allow us to maintain the highest level of quality and authenticity for our customers.

To help ensure that you can recognize counterfeit luxury watches, here are a few tips:

• Price: If the price seems too good to be true, it likely is. You will rarely find luxury watch brands, like Rolex and Patek Philippe, selling for only a few hundred dollars. Luxury watches hold their value well, and significantly cheaper prices can be a strong indicator of a counterfeit.
• Documentation and Original Packaging: Authentic watches come with detailed documentation like a certificate of authenticity and warranty cards. The original box can also be a clue. Fakes may not include these, or if they do, the quality or details might be off.
• Quality and Craftsmanship: High-end watches are made with meticulous attention to detail. As such, check for any inconsistencies or mistakes in the logo, typeface, or markings. Misspellings are a major red flag.
• Serial Numbers: Most authentic luxury watches have unique serial numbers that can be used to verify their authenticity. Counterfeits might not have a serial number at all, or they might use the same number for multiple watches.