A Royal Oak bought with Bitcoin is sourced and checked exactly like one paid by bank transfer. Tell us the reference, the dial, whether you want an unworn watch, and the coin you would like to settle in. We go to our network, set the individual watch out in writing and agree the price; the payment instructions then give the amount in Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT or another major coin.
How it works, the checks and settlement
How it works
Send the brief by WhatsApp or the form: a Royal Oak, an Offshore or a Code 11.59, with the reference if you know it. We come back with what is realistic on availability and timing before you commit to anything, then itemise the proposed watch in writing. The crypto amount is issued only once you have agreed that watch and its price.
Bitcoin, Ethereum or USDT
Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), USDT and other major coins and stablecoins are accepted. The payment instructions state the asset, network, crypto amount, exchange-rate basis and how long the quote is valid. If the window closes before you send, ask for updated instructions rather than sending the old amount.
The checks before you pay
The integrated bracelet decides a Royal Oak. Its condition, stretch and the links included matter more than on most watches, and missing links or over-polished bevels are expensive to put right, and sometimes cannot be. Ask whether the case has been polished, and confirm the papers, box, service history and whether the manufacturer warranty still runs. All of it is set out in writing for the individual watch before any transfer.
Confirm the recipient and the network through the contact channel you already have with us; a message from a new number or address is a reason to pause.
Settlement and handover
Once the payment is received, the watch is collected in London or sent by fully insured, signature-only delivery, as agreed for the watch and its destination, along with insurance and any import responsibility.
Paying in USDT: networks, fees and the quote window