A sample written valuation

This is the report every seller receives before being asked to decide anything. The watch and numbers below are an illustration, not a live offer.

ClearCaseWatch
Written Valuation
Report CC-2026-0147
Prepared 4 October 2026
Valid 7 days from issue

This is a sample of the report every seller receives before being asked to decide anything. It shows the comparables, every cost, and exactly what we make. If you disagree with any line of it, say which line and we will show you why we put it there.

Rolex Datejust 41, reference 126300, white Roman dial
One of the four photographs the seller sent. No appointment, no shipping, nothing committed.

The watch, as we have identified it

ModelDatejust 41
Reference126300
DialWhite, Roman
BezelSmooth, steel
BraceletOyster, full links
Card dateJune 2026
IncludedBox, papers, tag
ConditionGood, worn

What we checked before pricing it

  • Rehaut engraving matches the serial
  • Crown at six present in the crystal
  • Clasp code correct for the period
  • Bracelet no stretch at the links
  • Dial and hands factory, no refinish
  • Card reference and serial match

What the market says, today

ComparableCondition and setPriceStatus
126300 white Roman, OysterGood, box onlyGood, box only$8,500Sold
126300 silver, OysterGood, full setGood, full set$8,900Sold
126300 white Roman, OysterVery good, full setVery good, full set$9,150Sold
126300 white Roman, OysterVery good, full setVery good, full set$9,450Active
126300 white Roman, OysterUnworn, full setUnworn, full set$9,750Active
Working value, the average of the five$9,150

Every comparable above is linked in the email this came attached to, so you can open each one and check it yourself. Sold prices are what a watch actually changed hands for, which is a different number from what a seller is asking.

What a seller can actually get for this reference

Who is buyingWhat they pay you
National online buyer, published rate for this reference$7,200
ClearCaseWatch, this report$7,500

Large national buyers publish what they pay for a reference like 126300 on their own websites, which is where that figure comes from. That is a fair rate from a buyer with a real reputation. We show it because it is the honest comparison: not what a showroom charges a retail customer months later, which is a price you cannot collect, but what a buyer will actually wire you this week. Check it yourself before you decide anything.

How we get from there to your number

What we expect to sell it for$9,150
Marketplace, auction and dealer network fees, 6.5 percent− $595
Insured shipping, both directions− $140
Escrow, paid by us− $220
What we make on this watch− $695

Three of those four lines are costs we pay whether this sells well or badly. The last one is ours. If the watch takes four months to sell instead of four weeks, the $695 is what shrinks, not your number.

Our offer for your watch

Paid by wire as soon as escrow releases. Ship it on our prepaid insured label, or we will drive to you.

$7,500
82% of value

Why this one is at the top of our range

82 percent is as high as we go, and this watch earned it. It is a 2026 with a current warranty card, a complete set and a reference that moves quickly, so we are confident we can sell it without carrying it for months. Our offers generally land between 72 and 82 percent of value. An older watch, one without papers, or a reference that sits, comes in nearer 72. We will always tell you which end you are on and why.

What we could not verify. We have not opened the case, so we have not seen the movement serial or confirmed the service history. If you have a service record it would raise this number. Nothing in the photographs suggests a replaced part, but photographs are not an inspection, and we would rather tell you that now than discover it later.

You are under no obligation to accept. If you take this somewhere else and get a better number, take the better number.  ·  ClearCaseWatch  ·  clearcasewatch.com