Market index

What enthusiasts are asking

The secondhand market enthusiasts buy and sell in.

2026 so far, through September

+7.2%

+5.5% to +8.9%95% range

1281 matched watches across 182 brands

Closing asks agree

+7.1%

A second, separately built panel of last-asking-prices before listings closed.

Asking prices, in USD, indexed to 2022 = 100. One point per year: changes smaller than the interval shown are below what this panel can detect, and the current year revises each month as its window widens.

What actually moved

Rising fastest

Lorier Zephyr13 listings · dress watches+43.8%+22.2% to +69.2%Sinn EZM 3 S22 listings · divers+33.7%+18.8% to +50.5%H. Moser & Cie. Pioneer Centre Seconds18 listings · $10,000 and up+31.2%+20.2% to +43.2%Seiko 5 Sports SKX series Heritage Design Re-creation Limited Edition41 listings · $500 to $1,499+29.3%+15.9% to +44.1%Seiko SRPL9313 listings · $500 to $1,499+23.9%+3.7% to +48.1%Breitling Superocean Automatic 46 Super Diver14 listings · divers+23.3%+10.3% to +37.8%

Falling fastest

Seiko King Seiko KSK13 listings · dress watches-13.3%-20.5% to -5.6%Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 6000M Co Axial Master Chronometer 45 5mm19 listings · divers-10.3%-18.0% to -1.8%Citizen Promaster Navihawk14 listings · pilot watches-8.4%-15.4% to -0.9%Tissot PRX Carbon64 listings · dress watches-7.9%-11.6% to -4.1%Zelos Helica32 listings · divers-7.8%-14.8% to -0.2%

Only watches with enough listings for the move to be separable from noise. Most watches never qualify.

Stock changes

Jaeger-LeCoultre Rendez Vous Classic Night and Day Pink Gold DiamondsIn stock, first readingOct 19, 2026 Glycine Men's Combat Sub Sport GMT 42mm Automatic Watch GL0381In stock to Sold outOct 19, 2026 DIYWATCH Club 40mm Vintage Diver Watchmaking Kit – Sapphire Crystal, Crystal Skeleton Dial & CTS Deployant FKM Strap (TMI NH70)In stock, first readingOct 19, 2026 DIYWATCH Club DIY Watchmaking KitIn stock, first readingOct 19, 2026 Cooper Watches MWC GMT (Dual Time Zone) 100m Water resistant Military Watch in Black PVD SteelSold out, first readingOct 19, 2026 Colomer & Sons AntarcticaIn stock to Sold outOct 19, 2026

7,019 changes have been recorded so far. The 6 most recent are listed above. The clock started on September 4, 2026. It covers 11,580 of the 24,669 watches in the catalog. The other 13,089 have never returned a stock reading, so no clock is running on them. A watch we cannot reach produces no events, so a quiet history is a gap in observation. How stock is tracked

By brand

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

-5.5% to +2.3%

Rolex trades mostly through dealers and auctions, outside the market we measure.

Year by year →

Citizen

-9.8% to +1.8%

Range only, too few to pin down

35 matched watches

-14.3% to -5.1% vs the index

Range only, too few to pin down

Year by year →

Breitling

-5.7% to +8.4%

Range only, too few to pin down

33 matched watches

-8.0% to +1.8% vs the index

Range only, too few to pin down

Year by year →

Hamilton

+5.6% to +22.1%

Range only, too few to pin down

29 matched watches

-1.5% to +11.5% vs the index

Range only, too few to pin down

Year by year →

Tissot

-7.4% to +14.7%

Range only, too few to pin down

27 matched watches

-11.2% to +3.5% vs the index

Range only, too few to pin down

Year by year →

Casio

Not measurable yet

somewhere in -3.8% to +15.4%

54 matched watches

In line with the index

Not enough matched listings to measure a move

Year by year →

Sinn

21 tracked

Not enough matched listings to measure a move

Year by year →

Christopher Ward

21 tracked

Not enough matched listings to measure a move

Year by year →

By kind of watch

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

somewhere in -4.2% to +18.6%

45 matched watches

Year by year →

By price

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

-7.0% to +3.3%

Year by year →

By availability

In line with the index

In line with the index

-3.6% to +2.1%

Year by year →

By movement

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

-6.6% to +2.1%

Year by year →

By case size

In line with the index

In line with the index

In line with the index

-4.2% to +3.6%

Year by year →

How this is measured

These are asking prices. We do not see what a watch sold for. The “closing ask” panel is the last price a seller asked before their listing closed, which is a different thing and reads a little high. Both panels are published separately and are never blended.

Against the index. Every cut on this page is a slice of the same panel, so most of what it does is what the whole market did. The second line on each card is the part that is about that cut alone: its change minus the change in the index it belongs to, measured on the same watches in the same pass. It is a difference between two asking-price changes.

Matched model. A year’s change is the average change across watches listed in both that year and the one before, one vote per watch. Nothing is value-weighted: with Rolex at a dozen matched references, a dollar-weighted index would just be a Rolex tracker.

It follows the same watches getting older. A matched-model index of used goods carries some drift from age alone, and we do not measure that out. Read it as what an owner holding these watches saw.

Annual only. There is no quarterly or monthly line, because at this sample size the quarter-to-quarter wobble is mostly our own sampling noise.

Figures before 2022 are not published: the older forum threads we could crawl are the ones that were never pruned, and we cannot tell which way that biases them.

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