Omega: price guide, buy & sell pre-owned watches
All indicative Omega prices on the pre-owned market, model by model. Overall range observed at Monogram Paris: 1 500 € – 12 000 €.
Minimum indicative price
250 €
Maximum indicative price
8 500 €
Indicative range based on transactions observed at Monogram Paris, auction houses and on the international secondary market. The price index depends on condition, material, colour, year and rarity. · Last updated on 17/06/2026.
About the price index Omega
The **Omega Omega** here refers to Omega watches offered on the pre-owned market, a family of timepieces whose history dates back to a Swiss manufacture founded in 1848 and associated with several lines that have become horological benchmarks, such as Seamaster, Speedmaster, or Constellation. On the European market, the value remains solid because Omega combines a strong brand identity, a production renowned for its reliability, and constant demand for iconic models. The most accessible versions can be found around 241 € for common series, while a pre-owned Speedmaster can start around 975 € and go significantly higher depending on the reference, year, and condition; recent premium pieces or very well-configured ones reach several thousand euros, up to approximately 8 490 € observed in some listings. Resale is supported by the legibility of the models, the presence of sought-after calibres, and the appeal of steel, gold, or two-tone cases. The value primarily depends on the cosmetic condition, completeness, series, dial, material, and rarity of the reference.
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Pre-owned Omega watches prices, model by model
Ranges observed on the pre-owned market for 14 modèles Omega. The median is the price most frequently observed for a piece in good condition, complete and authenticated. Click a model for its detailed price guide.
| Model | Min. | Median | Max. |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speedmaster '57 Omega | 3 500 € | 6 500 € | 12 000 € |
| Speedmaster Dark Side of the Moon Omega | 3 500 € | 6 500 € | 12 000 € |
| Speedmaster Moonwatch Professional Omega | 3 500 € | 6 500 € | 12 000 € |
| Speedmaster Racing Omega | 3 500 € | 6 500 € | 12 000 € |
| Seamaster Omega | 2 500 € | 4 600 € | 8 500 € |
| Seamaster 300M Diver Omega | 2 500 € | 4 600 € | 8 500 € |
| Seamaster Aqua Terra Omega | 2 500 € | 4 600 € | 8 500 € |
| Seamaster Planet Ocean Omega | 2 500 € | 4 600 € | 8 500 € |
| Globemaster Omega | 2 000 € | 4 200 € | 9 000 € |
| Railmaster Omega | 2 000 € | 4 200 € | 9 000 € |
| Constellation Omega | 2 000 € | 3 700 € | 7 000 € |
| De Ville Ladymatic Omega | 1 500 € | 2 700 € | 5 000 € |
| De Ville Prestige Omega | 1 500 € | 2 700 € | 5 000 € |
| De Ville Trésor Omega | 1 500 € | 2 700 € | 5 000 € |
Indicative ranges in euros, excluding limited editions and exotic configurations. A named valuation of your piece is delivered free of charge within 24h.
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Reading the Omega price guide
The range observed for Omega runs from €250 to €8,500, with a median of €1,800 — a 34× gap between entry-level examples and the most sought-after ones. That spread is normal: on this model, condition, material and year weigh more heavily than the reference itself.
In practice, a piece below the median usually shows accepted signs of wear or a common configuration; above it you find rare colours, precious hardware and complete sets with the original box and invoice.
What pushes the Omega price guide up
- Full set: box, warranty, spare links and original invoice
- Unpolished case, original edges and a dial with no relume
- Exact year and reference (dial transition, calibre)
- Recent service documented by an approved watchmaker
Selling a Omega at the right price
We offer two options on this model. Outright purchase, settled within 72h once the piece is authenticated, suits anyone who wants an immediate exit. Consignment aims for the top of the range: the piece is photographed, promoted and sold with a commission that decreases with your membership card.
The pre-owned watch market has normalised since the 2022 peaks: steel sports references keep a premium, while gold and dress models currently offer the best entry points.
How we authenticate a Omega piece
Every piece that joins Monogram Paris follows the same protocol in our Paris workshops: no catalogue photography, no supplier imagery, only shots of the actual item.
- Case and movement numbers recorded and cross-checked against the registers
- Dial, indexes and hands: printing, luminova and any relume documented
- Movement opened by a watchmaker: calibre, finishing, service parts
- Amplitude and instantaneous rate checked before listing
- Bracelet, deployant clasp and links inspected one by one
Care and storage
- Service recommended every 5 to 7 years depending on the calibre
- Water resistance test after every case opening
- Avoid magnetic fields (speakers, magnetic bags, tablets)
Buy, sell or request a valuation
Two routes: outright purchase, paid within 72h of authentication, or consignment, with a commission that decreases with your membership card (25% Blanche, 22% Or, 15% Noire).
On purchase, every piece ships insured within 10 to 14 business days, certificate of authenticity included. Our advisors answer any valuation request within 24h.
How the price index is calculated Omega ?
Data sources
- • Sales made at Monogram Paris (outright purchase & consignment)
- • Auction houses: Christie's, Sotheby's, Artcurial
- • International secondary market (US, Asia, Europe)
- • Continuously updated internal pricing
Valuation criteria
- • Overall condition (leather, hardware, interior)
- • Material, colour, hardware (gold, palladium)
- • Production year & limited edition
- • Includes invoice, box, dustbag, certificate
Frequently asked questions
What is the current market value of a pre-owned Omega?
The value of a pre-owned Omega generally sits between 250 € and 8 500 €, depending on condition, material, colour, year and rarity. For a precise, confidential valuation within 24h, submit your watch through our free valuation form.
How is the value of a Omega determined?
Our valuation cross-checks several sources: sales completed at Monogram Paris, French and international auction results, and transactions observed on the secondary market (Europe, United States, Asia). Overall condition, the completeness of the accessories (papers, box, warranty certificate and service history) and the rarity of the model are also taken into account. Limited editions, discontinued colourways and exotic configurations trade above the range shown.
Does the value of a Omega rise over time?
No rise in value is guaranteed. The value of a Omega depends on material, condition, accessories and demand at the time of sale. Rare configurations may sell higher, without this constituting a return.
How do you sell a Omega at the best price?
Monogram Paris offers two routes: outright purchase — direct purchase by the Maison, paid within 72h of receipt and authentication — or consignment, which aims for a higher market price. The sales commission is 15% (Carte Noire), 22% (Carte Or), 25% (Carte Blanche) or 30% without a membership. Your piece stays with you while it is listed: we only collect it once the buyer is confirmed. The free valuation is delivered within 24h by our expert watchmaker.
What is the price of a pre-owned Omega in 2026?
The Omega price guide runs from €250 to €8,500, with an observed median of €1,800. The final price depends on condition, material, colour, year and whether the original accessories are present.
Is the Omega price guide rising?
The pre-owned watch market has normalised since the 2022 peaks: steel sports references keep a premium, while gold and dress models currently offer the best entry points.
How can you tell whether a Omega is authentic?
Our experts apply a five-point protocol (case and movement numbers recorded and cross-checked against the registers, hallmarks, hardware, finishing, consistency of the markings), completed by an Entrupy analysis for leather goods. Every piece sold ships with its Monogram Paris certificate of authenticity.
What is the delivery time for a watch bought at Monogram Paris?
Allow 10 to 14 business days: the piece is authenticated, photographed, then shipped insured and tracked. Standard delivery is free from €1,000.
Can I have my Omega valued free of charge?
Yes. The valuation is free and without obligation, with an answer within 24h. You then choose between outright purchase (paid within 72h) and consignment.
Buy or sell Omega
Free valuation within 24h. Immediate outright purchase or consignment, no obligation.