Sell Your Vintage Omega Chronograph in London

About the Omega Chronograph

Omega's chronograph heritage runs from early monopushers to the column-wheel calibre 321 (developed with Lemania) and the compact 33.3. Seamaster and De Ville chronographs of the mid-twentieth century are prized alongside the pre-Speedmaster references.

Notable vintage Chronograph references

Vintage chronographs we regularly assess include:

• Calibre 321 column-wheel chronographs
• Calibre 33.3 pre-war chronographs
• Seamaster and De Ville chronographs
• Two- and three-register dial layouts
• Original dials, pushers and hands, often replaced

Originality on a vintage Omega Chronograph

On a vintage Omega chronograph, dial originality, correct pushers and hands, and the calibre inside are decisive. Refinished dials and replacement parts affect value, and we explain exactly what we find.

What affects the value of a Omega Chronograph

Among the factors we weigh when valuing a vintage Omega Chronograph:

• Calibre (321, 33.3 and others)
• Dial originality and layout
• Case metal and sharpness
• Prior polishing
• Movement condition and service history
• Provenance, box and papers where present

Selling a Omega Chronograph without box or papers

Missing paperwork does not put a sale out of reach. We may consider a vintage Omega Chronograph without its original box, papers, warranty card or receipt.

Any purchase remains subject to authentication, condition inspection, and ownership and identification checks. Documentation can affect valuation depending on the piece, and we will always explain how.

How Fair Vintage assesses your Omega Chronograph

We look at originality first — dial, hands, case and, where relevant, bezel and bracelet — then movement condition and any service history.

Replacement parts, prior polishing, provenance, and box and papers all feed into the assessment. We explain our reasoning so the offer is one you can understand and rely on.

Selling your Omega Chronograph while visiting London

If you are visiting London, we can often arrange an appointment at short notice to value your vintage Omega Chronograph at a safe, mutually agreed location convenient to you.

Same-day or next-day appointments may be available, subject to availability. If you accept an offer and the required identification and compliance checks are completed, prompt payment is arranged.

How it works

A straightforward process, with no obligation at any stage:

• Contact us with a few details or photographs
• We arrange a suitable appointment
• Your Omega Chronograph is inspected and valued in person
• We provide a clear offer — you are free to accept or decline
• If you accept and the required checks are completed, prompt payment is arranged

Frequently asked questions