A value everyone can agree on.
When a watch is inherited, two questions come up quickly: what is it worth, and who gets it? The valuation certificate gives you a written, transparent answer.
What it is for
- Several heirs: a neutral value makes dividing the estate fair, even when one heir wants to keep the watch.
- Estate inventory: executors and administrators need reliable values.
- Inheritance tax: as a basis for your tax advisor. (Whether the tax office accepts it is its decision.)
- Insurance and selling – so you know what a fair price is.
What the certificate contains
- Brand, model, reference, serial number, approximate year
- Authenticity and originality of case, dial, hands, crown
- Condition, function, box and papers
- Current market value and realistic purchase value
- Detail photos and a unique certificate number
79 € per watch
Fully refunded if you sell the watch to me within 3 months.
Note: I am not a publicly appointed and sworn expert (öffentlich bestellter Sachverständiger). The certificate is a professional valuation by a specialised dealer. If you need a court-proof expert report, I will gladly recommend one.