Watches Auctions

Auctions fine art, antiques, ceramics, jewellery, watches, and coins.

Upcoming auctions include the Metro Pawn Auction on December 5, 2026, starting at 6:00 pm, with doors opening at noon for viewing. The live, in-person sale features power and hand tools from brands such as Snap On and Dewalt, gold, silver, and gemstone jewelry, watches, antique and modern coins, paper currency, electronics, household goods, firearms, knives, and bows, with lots sold either with no reserve or minimum bids.

Fieldings Auctioneers is holding The Collectors Auction on Thursday 12 and Friday 13 November, offering wines and whiskies, militaria, jewellery and watches, ceramics, glass, paintings, books, clocks, cameras and over 200 lots of Mary Quant vintage fashion. A single-owner collection of musical and theatre posters follows on Thursday 26 November, with entries now closed, and a Specialist Coins sale closes the window on Wednesday 2 December, with consignments invited by 6 November. Between these, an online timed auction runs from Wednesday 18 to Wednesday 25 November.

Fine art, antiques and collectibles are the core of Lion & Unicorn's marketplace, with categories spanning Asian art, Lladro-style and Royal Worcester-era porcelain, Jay Strongwater home decor, Kenzo Takada fashion, jewelry and watches, coins, silver and vertu. The house, which describes itself as having 30-plus years serving collectors and estates, sells through live and private-sale channels and streams its auctions to bidders worldwide. Its blog highlights porcelain birds by Dorothy Doughty and Miriam Herrero's Lladro collection, while its specialists handle European ceramics, 20th-century decorative arts and collectibles.

Auction Vault is a managed resale service for luxury assets, handling luxury watches, fine jewellery, precious metals, gemstones, designer items, militaria, photographic equipment, antiques and collectables for private, trade and portfolio sellers. The firm positions itself as a one-stop solution covering authentication, cataloguing, insured transit and placement across auctions and private buyers, with no public drop-in service and all consignments handled through its structured intake process. Its pitch emphasises discretion and full insurance from the moment an item enters its care.

Electronics and accessories, fitness equipment, jewelry and watches, tools, clothing, and pallets anchor this live webcast liquidation house, which bills itself as the largest of its kind in the world. Its weekly Wednesday auctions carry a $1,000 cash giveaway paid out in $100 increments, and buyers are warned that descriptions and photos are only a guide, so every lot must be previewed in person with no credits or exchanges.

Dan Cobb Estate/Business Liquidators is not currently listing any upcoming auction dates; its site states there are no upcoming events, and the source text contains no complete calendar date falling between November 11 and December 11, 2026. The page does highlight shop categories such as Furniture, Jewelry, Watches, Coins and Tokens, and Annalee Collectibles, but none is tied to a specific sale date.

Auctions pictures, antiques, silver, jewelry, watches, and gold.

The Auction Room (Perth) aggregates auctions featuring fine art, collectables, wine, watches, furniture, property, fashion, cars, jewellery, and antiques. The platform aims to keep potential buyers informed of upcoming sales.

Great Canadian Auctions sells signed sports memorabilia, led by lots such as a Wayne Gretzky-autographed Los Angeles Kings hockey puck, a Mike Tyson-signed boxing glove, and a Justin Herbert-autographed Los Angeles Chargers helmet, all with Beckett BAS authentication noted. The catalogue also spans Damian Lillard-signed Portland Trail Blazers shoes, a Shohei Ohtani and Ichiro Suzuki-signed baseball, and a 1940 Rolex Oyster Royal Observatory watch, with categories ranging from hockey and boxing to jewellery and toys. Several listings are marked as closed, with a 24-hour auction section and a "Shop exclusive game-used memorabilia" offering promoted on the homepage.

Alexandria Auctions specializes in curated auctions featuring Mid-Century Modern furniture, fine jewelry, and vintage watches. The house leverages technology to market niche items globally, connecting collectors with rare and desirable assets.

Upcoming auctions include a timepiece sale on Sunday, November 8, 2026, starting at 18:00 BST, featuring museum-grade vintage watches sourced through the house's Hatton Garden and Old Street offices.

AAA Liquidation Centre sells discounted consumer electronics and household goods, with its listings featuring Apple products (open box and refurbished), Beats-brand headphones and Sony noise-cancelling models, LED touch lamps, luggage sets and garden hoses. Shoppers can also join live online auctions, where the house says many bids start at just $1. One reviewer praised a rapid, trackable shipment of an Apple Watch, while another said they will return every few weeks to check new arrivals.

Gaston & Sheehan Auctioneers runs online sales across coins and bullion, fine jewelry and watches, collectibles, vehicles and equipment, and surplus property, with a dedicated U.S. Marshals Service section among its auction categories. The house also maintains a past-auctions archive and a newsletter sign-up for bidders following its catalogues. Interested buyers can reach the firm through its listed contact channels on the site.

Specializing in antique Chinese and Japanese art, Estate Fresh Canada lists porcelain, bronze, jade, paintings and snuff bottles alongside estate silver, jewelry, coins, watches, clocks, art glass and ceramics. The Markham, Ontario house runs monthly estate auctions and buys estate items on the spot, including full estates, with items ranging from a few hundred dollars into tens of thousands. Its specialists tout 35 years of purchasing experience, and the site promotes its online auctions as a way to bring antique collecting to buyers at home.

King's Casino Auctions handles fine art, fine jewelry, art glass, music memorabilia, designer items, Hollywood and sports memorabilia, and watches, with a current listing for a Platinum & Gold Record and Collectible Guitar Auction featuring Fender, Gibson, Martin and Ibanez instruments. The house also brokers artwork and runs a Luxury Estate Sale for the Harold Matzner Estate, as well as a Michael Jackson Signed Art Collection noted among its past auctions. Its art output includes koi carp and water lily canvases and Mare and Foal portraits by painter Elizabeth Lizo Shahenian, and its site also promotes charity auctions supporting the BreedLife Foundation's organ donation work.

Cuttlestones Auctioneers & Valuers features fortnightly sales offering a diverse range of collectables, furniture, ceramics, jewellery, watches, and home and garden wares. The auctions provide a broad selection of items for collectors and homeowners alike.

Cnock specializes in jewellery and art sales, with a focus on diamond solitaires of 1.00 to 15.00 carats sold with certificates from HRD, GIA, IGI and EEGL, alongside luxury-brand jewellery and watches from Rolex, Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany, Hermès, Chanel, Boucheron, Piaget, Breguet and Breitling. The house, active since 1982, has an upcoming public jewellery auction featuring over 200 pieces at Rega's Hof Castle in Rotselaar, with bids also accepted online. Its diamonds are offered from bankruptcies at reductions of 30% to 50% off net value, a pitch that gives the house a distinct bargain angle.

Foxhill Auctions specialises in coins, sovereigns and bullion, alongside stamps and postal history, medals and military memorabilia, and silverware, with gold, jewellery, watches and banknotes also on its principal list. The family-run house, which cites over 50 years of experience in the coin and stamp trade, sells smaller, carefully selected items to collectors across the UK and internationally. Its consignments are handled through its Hungerford Coin & Stamp Centre, which also offers free, no-obligation valuations.

Upcoming auctions include a four-day live online series from November 17 to 20, 2026, with sessions starting at 9:30am and streamed via live webcast from Eastbourne. The opening session on November 17 covers clocks, decorative arts, oriental ceramics, metalware, objects of vertu and silver, followed by collectables, textiles, instruments, vinyl, coins, stamps and militaria on November 18, furniture, paintings, prints, toys and alcohol on November 19, and jewellery and watches on November 20.

DognyAuction lists departments including Silver, Asian Art, Cars, Paintings & Sculpture, Clocks & Watches, Instruments de musique, Jewellery, Rugs & Textiles, Wines & Spirits and Collectibles, with its most distinctive offering likely its Cars category alongside fine silver and clocks. The house runs live online sales and accepts phone bids, with written "safety bids" recommended as a backup for bidders who may be unreachable during an auction.