Buy-back ranges by version
| Version | Excellent condition | Very good condition | Good condition |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex GMT-Master | €14,400 – €16,600 | €11,400 – €13,100 | €7,900 – €9,300 |
Condition guide
- Excellent condition : Like new, no notable defect
- Very good condition : Light signs of use
- Good condition : Visible signs of wear, well-kept item
The final condition is confirmed by the professional during the physical inspection in store.
Professional price guide updated — October 2026.
The amounts shown are indicative professional buy-back prices. Ligokero guarantees neither that an offer will be made nor the amount displayed. Offers depend in particular on the actual condition of the item, on the market and on the professionals consulted.
Full guide to selling your Rolex GMT-Master: variants, identification and how to prepare the sale.
What moves the offer
- Bezel version: Pepsi, Batman, Root Beer, black or vintage;
- Material: steel, Rolesor, white gold or Everose;
- Jubilee or Oyster bracelet, complete and not stretched;
- Original full set and documented service history;
- How long ago the last mechanical service was carried out.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Rolex GMT-Master worth to a dealer?
The professional buy-back ranges observed run from €7,900 to €16,600 depending on version, reference and condition.
Is the Pepsi worth more than the Batman?
The two versions are close, with a recurring premium for the Pepsi on a steel Jubilee bracelet. The gap mostly depends on how tight the market is when you sell.
Do vintage GMT-Master models sell well?
Yes, provided the watch keeps its original components: dial, aluminium bezel, hands. A replaced part can cut the value sharply.
Can I decline the offer I receive?
Yes, at any time and at no cost. You are only committed once you accept the offer.
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