Modern valuation software for UK pawnbrokers
Stop lending against eBay prices
See what a watch really sells for at UK auction before you lend or buy.
Start my free 2-week trialTrusted at the counter in 30+ UK stores
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Cambridge
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Norwich
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Brighton
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Ipswich
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Bedford
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Northampton
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Hove
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Romford
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Walthamstow
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Loughborough
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Hastings
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King's Lynn
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Bury St Edmunds
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Huntingdon
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Worthing
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Kettering
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Southend
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Grays
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Pitsea
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Eastbourne
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Ilford
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Barking
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Dagenham
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Leyton
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Bethnal Green
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Holloway
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Luton
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Dunstable
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Worksop
Aperture
“It has made streamlining our watch pricing process incredibly easy and efficient.”
“We regularly use Aperture to find market value and reduce our risk when valuing watches to buy or lend against.”
Doug Newman
Owner, Gold Arts Jewellers & Pawnbrokers
Real UK auction results, updated every week
Each guide price is based on real lots from UK auctions. You see the hammer price alongside the auctioneer's expert estimate.
Start my free 2-week trialRolex
Submariner 16613
Indicative hammer price
£6,825
Valuations between
£4,000 - £8,000
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21 Sep 2026 Latest
Lots Road Auctions · est. £6,000–£8,000
£7,000
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25 Aug 2026
Sterling Vault Auctioneers · est. £4,000–£6,000
£4,800
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19 Jun 2026
Duke's · est. £6,000–£8,000
Unsold
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28 May 2026
Sterling Vault Auctioneers · est. £5,000–£7,000
£6,100
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20 May 2026
Bonhams · est. £6,000–£8,000
£7,000
Fair market value, not an asking price
Aperture uses UK hammer prices to establish clean and verifiable fair market value. Stop relying on artificially inflated third-party listings to value your watches.
| UK auction hammer prices | eBay listings and dealer sites | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | What a UK buyer actually paid | What the seller is asking |
| Described by | The auction house | The seller |
| Expert estimate | Included | None |
| Built-in margin | None | The seller's |
| Demand | See how often it sells | Unknown |
75+ UK auction houses in a single search
22,000+ hammer prices since 2020, matched to the exact reference, with hundreds more every month.
- 2020: 1,344 results
- 2021: 2,237 results
- 2022: 2,250 results
- 2023: 2,675 results
- 2024: 3,964 results
- 2025: 12,057 results
- 2026 so far: 8,032 results, projected to reach about 10,600
- Hammer prices
- 22,000+
- UK auctions
- 400+
- Watch references
- 13,000+
- Brands
- 800+
- Most valued by pawnbrokers
- Tag Heuer, Rolex, Omega, Breitling, Tissot
We've been using Aperture for the past six months, and it has made streamlining our watch pricing process incredibly easy and efficient.
One of the standout features is its ability to suggest similar watches when it can't find the exact model, which has been a huge help.
The team is also fantastic, providing excellent support along with valuable feedback and usage statistics that help us get the most out of the platform. Overall, it's been a great addition to our workflow.
Sharon Dixon
Operations Manager, Lewy Group
Used in 30+ UK stores
From family jewellers to multi-store pawnbroking groups.
- of watches valued in the last 12 months
- £2m+
- of watches valued in a single month
- £200k+
Try Aperture free for 2 weeks
For one shop or many. We'll set your team up.
Questions
Why auction prices, not retail prices?
A hammer price is what a UK buyer actually paid. That's the number that matters when you lend or buy.
What about rare watches?
Aperture covers 13,000+ references and shows exactly how much auction evidence there is for each one.
Will my staff need training?
No. Search the watch, choose box and papers, see the price. We'll set up logins for your whole team.
Do we have to enter customer details?
No. You value the watch, not the person.
What does it cost?
Start with a free 2-week trial. We'll talk you through pricing when we set it up.