There are several options for getting a watch valued:

1. Professional appraisers: There are many professional appraisers who specialize in valuing watches. These appraisers have the knowledge and expertise to determine the value of your watch based on its brand, model, age, condition, and other factors. You can search for a reputable appraiser in your area or online.

2. Watch dealers: Many watch dealers are also qualified to value watches. They may be interested in buying your watch, but even if they're not, they can provide you with an estimate of its value.

3. Auction houses: Auction houses such as Christie's, Sotheby's, and Phillips specialize in selling high-end watches and often offer appraisal services.

4. Online valuation tools: Some websites offer free online valuation tools that can give you an idea of your watch's value based on its brand, model, and condition. However, these tools may not be as accurate as a professional appraisal.

Regardless of which option you choose, it's important to do your research and choose a reputable source for valuing your watch.

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