About Us

About Our Store

Whether you’re looking to purchase or sell a luxury timepiece, QPT Watches is dedicated to offering excellent customer service. We have various boutique sites opening soon, currently located in London, Marbella and Dubai boutiques opening shortly. We are proud to say we service customers from all around the world.. We’ve established ourselves as one of the most reputable luxury watch buyers worldwide. We can find practically any watch for our customers in a short period of time thanks to our broad network of trusted dealers. Whether you visit us in-store or shop online, our team’s first objective is to assist you in realising your dream timepiece.

QPT Watch Group is competent in understanding and discovering emerging opportunities which led to QPT establishing its first watch fund in 2018.

The fund invests actively in luxury watches. The fund invests in watches deemed collectable, blue-chip watches and undervalued watches. Open to investors seeking substantial growth the fund invests in luxury wristwatches specifically major collectable Swiss manufacturers; Patek Phillippe, Audemars Piguet, Rolex, Vacheron Constatine and Jaeger la Coutre. Timepieces are sourced globally; United States of America, United Kingdom and Europe and Hong Kong specifically.

This first fund successfully achieved average returns of 80.61% over a 36month period. Since then, QPT has developed into one of leading funds investing into luxury wristwatches. The primary goal of QPT is to generate the best returns at as little cost as possible. They follow the many changes that are taking place in the markets on a daily basis because they have an impact on how it pays best to invest. Which wristwatches are collectable? Which brands have the greatest potential? Are there specific models due to be discontinued that will affect prices? This is just a few questions that the managers in QPT pride and have expertise in.

Our Mission

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