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From your first message to money in your bank account, the whole process can be completed in under 24 hours.
Send us the details
Brand, reference, box and papers, and a few clear photographs. By this form or on WhatsApp.
Receive your valuation
Our specialists value your watch against real-time secondary-market data, for an accurate, competitive quote. Obligation-free.
Inspection and payment
In our Hatton Garden showroom or by fully insured courier. Once verified, we pay by bank transfer, cleared before you leave.
Why sell to us
The price we agree is the price we pay.
No hidden fees or commission
The price we agree is the exact amount paid into your bank account. No listing fees, no seller premiums, no waiting months for a buyer.
Direct, in-house buying
We are not middlemen or brokers. We buy your watch for our own showroom, which lets us move swiftly.
Fully insured transit
If you cannot visit us, we arrange fully insured, tracked transit from the moment your watch leaves your hands.
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Sell Richard Mille Watches Privately, to a Direct Buyer
A Richard Mille is a watch people recognise from across a room, which is exactly why many owners want the sale handled quietly. When you sell Richard Mille watches to Kings & Queens, you meet a specialist in a private appointment in Hatton Garden, the watch is authenticated in person, and we buy it outright for our own stock. We don't broker it, take it on consignment or deduct a commission from the agreed price.
Below we explain which Richard Mille models we buy, why materials and condition matter so much for this brand, what to bring and how the process works. To sell Richard Mille pieces with the minimum of fuss, send photos on WhatsApp to +44 (0)7888 888835 for a free, no-obligation initial valuation.
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Richard Mille Models We Buy
Richard Mille launched its first watch, the RM 001 tourbillon, in 2001. Since then the brand has built its identity on curved tonneau cases, skeletonised movements and unusually light, technical materials. These are among the best-known lines for anyone looking to sell Richard Mille watches.
- RM 011: the Felipe Massa flyback chronograph with an annual calendar, made in titanium, gold and composite versions.
- RM 010 and RM 030: automatic models with skeletonised dials; the RM 030 is known for its declutchable rotor.
- RM 035 and RM 027: lightweight models associated with Rafael Nadal, the RM 027 being a tourbillon.
- RM 055: the Bubba Watson model, often seen with a white case.
- RM 67-01: the Extra Flat automatic, one of the slimmest watches in the range.
- RM 07-01: a women's automatic, frequently gem-set and made in a range of colours and materials.
We also look at tourbillons, limited editions and earlier references. If you want to sell Richard Mille models not listed here, send photos and the model number and we will come back to you.
What Affects the Offer When You Sell Richard Mille
With Richard Mille, the exact model and case material set the starting point, and the individual watch decides the rest. These are the factors our specialists focus on.
Case material
The same model can be made in titanium, red or white gold, ceramic, or composites such as Carbon TPT and Quartz TPT, and demand varies a great deal between them. That is why the first thing we ask when you sell Richard Mille watches is the full model name and the case material, ideally with a photo of the paperwork that confirms both.
Weight is part of the story. Titanium and Carbon TPT models are remarkably light on the wrist, while gold versions feel far more substantial, and buyers tend to have strong preferences either way. The same reference can attract a quite different audience depending on its case, so when you sell Richard Mille models in less common materials, the paperwork confirming that material is especially useful.
Case condition
Metal cases can be refinished, but composite and ceramic cases behave differently, and marks on them are not always something that can simply be polished away. If you sell Richard Mille composite pieces, never attempt to refinish them or clean the case with anything abrasive beforehand. Tell us about any marks, chips or knocks when you send photos, and we will assess them properly in person.
The case screws and construction
Richard Mille cases are assembled with visible screws, and their condition tells us a lot about how the watch has been handled. Damaged or mismatched screw heads can be a sign the case has been opened outside the brand's service network. Please don't try to open the case yourself, for any reason.
Strap and buckle
Most Richard Mille watches are worn on rubber or fabric straps with a folding buckle. The original buckle matters, and spare straps add to the set. If you sell Richard Mille pieces that came with several straps, bring every one of them. Rubber straps are hard-wearing but do age, and a split or hardened strap is easy to replace without changing anything about the watch itself, so it should never put you off asking for a valuation.
Gem-setting: factory versus aftermarket
Richard Mille makes factory gem-set versions of several models, particularly in its women's collection, and those are part of its own catalogue. Diamonds added later by a third party are judged very differently by most buyers and can complicate future servicing with the brand. We can still value the watch, and we will explain how any added stones affect the offer.
Paperwork and Service History
The warranty card and documents supplied with the watch link it to its original sale. With the presentation box, any booklets, spare straps and tools, it forms a complete set, and a complete set is valued higher. If you sell Richard Mille watches without paperwork, we can still buy them after authenticating them in person.
Service records from Richard Mille's own service network are especially useful. They show who has worked on the watch and when, and they record any parts that were replaced. Look for anything else that came in the box, too. Our box and papers guide explains why each item matters.
Why Discretion Matters When You Sell Richard Mille
Because a Richard Mille is so recognisable, selling one privately can mean meeting strangers, carrying the watch through public places and accepting a payment you can't easily verify. Online listings can also attract attention you would rather avoid. Those risks are a good reason to sell Richard Mille pieces to a specialist dealer instead.
With us, every visit is by private appointment in our showroom, and if you can't visit, you can send the watch fully insured. Payment is made by secure bank transfer once the price is agreed and the watch is authenticated, so there is no cash to carry and nothing to chase. Our article on selling a Richard Mille in London covers pricing factors in more depth, and our guide to selling a luxury watch compares the options across all six brands we buy.
Understanding Richard Mille Model Numbers
Every Richard Mille model is identified by "RM" and a number, such as RM 011 or RM 030. A suffix like -01, -02 or -03 marks a later evolution of the original design, which is why you will see names such as RM 07-01, RM 35-03 and RM 67-01. Dealers often add short abbreviations for the case material too, for example RG for red gold or TI for titanium.
These details are worth getting right, because two watches that look alike can be quite different models. When you sell Richard Mille watches online through our WhatsApp service, a photo of the case back and any paperwork lets us confirm the exact model before you visit.
Selling a Richard Mille Tourbillon or Complication
Tourbillons, chronographs and calendar models take a little longer to assess, because every function is checked by hand. On an RM 011, for example, we test the flyback chronograph and the annual calendar display, as well as the timekeeping. If you sell Richard Mille complications, let us know about anything that has stopped working, or any function you have avoided using.
A fault does not stop a sale. We would much rather you brought the watch as it is than paid for repairs first, and we will explain how any work needed affects the offer.
Selling a Recently Purchased Richard Mille
Some owners decide to sell Richard Mille pieces within a year or two of buying them, perhaps to move to a different model or material. If that is you, bring the warranty card and the original purchase receipt, because buyers like to know how much of the manufacturer's warranty remains. Keep the protective packaging and any unused straps, too; on a nearly new watch, completeness makes a real difference.
How to Sell Richard Mille to Kings & Queens
- Send photos on WhatsApp. Include the front, back and side of the watch, the buckle and any paperwork, plus the model and case material if you know them.
- Get a free initial valuation. We come back to you with an indication based on your photos. It is free and carries no obligation.
- Book an appointment or post insured. Bring the watch to our Hatton Garden showroom, or if you can't visit, send it to us fully insured.
- In-person authentication. A specialist examines the watch, its case, movement and documents.
- Agree and get paid. With the price agreed and the watch authenticated, we pay by secure bank transfer. Nothing is deducted in fees or commission.
Because we buy directly, the agreed price is what you receive. Nobody else needs to approve the sale or find a buyer first, which keeps things simple when you sell Richard Mille watches to us.
Preparing to Sell Richard Mille Watches
- Leave the case exactly as it is; do not polish, clean with abrasives or open it.
- Find the warranty card, box, spare straps, buckle and any tools or booklets.
- Gather service paperwork from Richard Mille's service network.
- Note where and when the watch was bought, and whether it is a limited edition.
- Take daylight photos of the front, back and both sides, plus the buckle.
If the watch needs attention, don't arrange a repair before selling. Our sister business, Alpha Group, offers servicing and repairs in the same building, and we take any work required into account in our offer.
Part Exchange Your Richard Mille
Some owners would rather move into a different watch than sell Richard Mille pieces for cash. With part exchange, the value of your watch is offset against the one you are buying in a single transaction, whether that is another Richard Mille, a Patek Philippe or an Audemars Piguet. If your Richard Mille is worth more than the watch you take, we pay the difference to you.
Sell Richard Mille in Person in Hatton Garden
Our showroom is at 9 St. Cross Street, London EC1N 8UB, in Hatton Garden, which has been London's jewellery quarter for well over a century. Farringdon and Chancery Lane stations are a short walk away, and every visit is by appointment, so the room is private and uninterrupted.
We are open Monday to Friday from 10:30am to 5:30pm and Saturday from 12:00pm to 4:30pm. Call 0330 043 7777 or use our contact page to arrange a time. For the brand's current collection, visit the official Richard Mille website.
Sell Richard Mille: Frequently Asked Questions
Can I sell Richard Mille watches without the box and papers?
Yes. Every watch is authenticated in person, so a sale can still go ahead without papers. A complete set is valued higher, so bring anything you have, including straps, receipts and service records.
Do you buy Richard Mille watches in composite cases?
Yes. We buy Richard Mille in Carbon TPT, Quartz TPT, ceramic, titanium and gold. Tell us about any marks on a composite case when you send photos.
Do you buy women's Richard Mille models?
Yes, including the RM 07-01 and other women's references, both plain and factory gem-set.
How am I paid when I sell Richard Mille to you?
Payment is by secure bank transfer once the price is agreed and the watch has been authenticated in person. Nothing is deducted for fees or commission, so you receive the agreed price in full.
Can I send my Richard Mille rather than visiting?
Yes. If you are outside London or simply can't visit, you can sell Richard Mille watches to us by sending them fully insured. Agree an initial valuation beforehand so we are ready for it.
Do I need an appointment to sell Richard Mille in London?
Yes. All visits to our Hatton Garden showroom are by appointment, so the meeting is private and a specialist is ready for you. Call 0330 043 7777 or message us on WhatsApp to book.
Will you buy a Richard Mille that needs a service?
Yes. Tell us what you know about the watch's history and any problems, and we will take its condition into account. There is no need to arrange a service before you sell.
Are you an authorised Richard Mille retailer?
No. Kings & Queens is an independent dealer and is not an authorised retailer for Richard Mille or any other brand.
Is the valuation free?
Yes. Every valuation is free and without obligation, so you can find out where you stand before deciding whether to sell Richard Mille pieces at all.
Kings & Queens Watches is an independent dealer and is not affiliated with Richard Mille.
Want the numbers first? Our Richard Mille price guide sets out UK prices and what moves them.