A luxury watch in 99% condition shows minimal signs of wear—barely visible hairline scratches, no dents or deep marks, and a flawless crystal. The bracelet/clasp may have slight desk-diving marks. Original polish and luster remain intact, with all functions working perfectly. Includes box, papers, and accessories for near-mint collectibility.

To ensure a luxury watch meets the 95% condition, it must retain nearly all original components, including the movement, dial, hands, case, and crown. Minor wear is acceptable, but no significant damage, replacements, or alterations are allowed. Original documentation and box enhance value. This standard preserves authenticity and collector appeal.

A luxury watch in 90% condition shows minimal wear—light scratches on the case or clasp, no deep dings. Crystal is flawless; movement works perfectly. Original polish and finish remain largely intact. Includes box, papers, and accessories. No significant damage or repairs. Ideal for collectors seeking near-mint quality at a lower price.

A luxury watch in 80% condition shows visible wear but remains functional. The case may have scratches, the bracelet slight stretch, and the crystal minor scuffs. Movement works accurately, but servicing might be needed soon. Dial and hands are intact, with possible fading. A good value for buyers willing to overlook cosmetic flaws.

A luxury watch in 70% condition shows visible wear but remains functional. The case, bezel, and bracelet may have scratches, scuffs, or minor dents. The crystal could have light marks. The movement works, but service history is unclear. It retains some value but isn’t pristine—ideal for budget-conscious buyers seeking a luxury brand.

A luxury watch in 60% condition shows noticeable wear—scratches on the case, faded dial, or worn straps—but remains functional. The movement may need servicing, and the crystal could have minor cracks. While not pristine, it retains value for restoration or as an affordable entry into luxury timepieces. Ideal for collectors seeking project pieces.

A luxury watch at 50% condition shows visible wear—scratches, faded dial, worn strap—but retains functionality. The movement works, but may need servicing. Original parts are intact, but polish and repairs might be required. Ideal for collectors seeking affordable entry into high-end brands, though resale value is significantly reduced due to wear.

A vintage luxury watch in excellent condition retains its original parts, dial, and movement, with minimal signs of wear. The case shows slight patina, the crystal is scratch-free, and the mechanism runs accurately. Original engravings and serial numbers remain crisp. Such a timepiece, properly serviced, holds significant collector's value and timeless appeal.