IWC Watch Auctions and Valuations
Anderson and Garland Auctioneers hold regular Watch Auctions in Newcastle and online via our online bidding portal.
Our Watch Auctions include a broad range of antique, vintage and modern watches including many rare and valuable International Watch Company (IWC) brand watches.
We hold three specialist watch auctions per year at our auction house in Newcastle upon Tyne. We also sell IWC watches in other auctions thoughout the year including our Fine Art Auctions and Collectors' Auctions.
We are always accepting auction valuation requests for Lady's and Gentlemen's IWC watches. Whether vintage or modern, we welcome them all..
We attract bidders to our auction house from around the globe, thanks to our modern online bidding platform and targeted advertising. We provide carefully researched, fully illustrated auction catalogues, thus ensuring your items are attractively presented to potential bidders..
If you wish to enquire about selling an IWC watch or other brand of watch at auction, we offer free, friendly and professional pre-sale selling advice and valuations, at our Newcastle auction rooms from Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and selected Saturday mornings.
Single watchs through to whole collections are welcome. Please fill out our online valuation request form below and we will reply to you with a pre-sales estimate, usually within 48 hours.
IWC Watch Auction Highlights
IWC International Watch Co, Schaffhausen: a gentleman's 18ct. gold cased wristwatch, the gold coloured roman dial, with automatic movement cal. 8541, 35mm excluding the original IWC winder, case no 1771149
Sold for £680.
IWC: a 9ct. gold cased gentleman's wristwatch, c.1940, with circular enamelled arabic dial and subsidiary seconds dial, the back engraved monogram and date, on leather strap; in associated velvet lined case.
Sold for £280.
International Watch Company: a steel cased gentleman's wristwatch, the black face with baton/arabic numerals, three subsidiary dials and date aperture, marked 'IWC Schaffhausen', the back of the case numbered '2616996', circa 2000, and marked 'Der Flieger Chronograph', on black leather strap.
Sold for £580.
