The Watch Scholar Announces Final Places for its Highly Acclaimed Watch Valuation Course in January 2026

02 Dec 2025

10% OFF FOR NAJ AND IRV MEMBERS

I regularly speak to experienced Jewellery Valuers who are 'too scared' to value watches. Others get in touch to ask questions such as:

Is it okay to conduct a valuation or authentication from a series of images?

Is it a proper valuation if you haven’t removed the case back?

My client wants ‘New for Old’, is that OK?

Should RRP be applied, or is an inflated secondary market price more appropriate?

Some watches pose a challenge even at the initial identification and authentication stage, pre-valuation. Can you confirm to your client that their watch is or isn’t counterfeit?

The Watch Scholar course, ‘A Detailed Guide to Valuing Watches’, is designed to build confidence, harness your transferrable skills, and equip you with the knowledge and resources to value watches successfully, whilst understanding when to seek specialist guidance. Stop avoiding watches and embrace a new area of knowledge and revenue.

Last two places remaining for Tues 20th & Weds 21st Jan 2026, London

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NAJ and IRV members will receive a 10% discount on The Watch Scholar Courses by quoting their membership number on the booking form.

What people are saying about The Watch Scholar’s Courses?

"Another brilliant course! So informative and covered all aspects of valuations. Great tasks at the end with challenging examples to build confidence." LB

"I cannot recommend Adrian’s courses enough. In an ever-changing and challenging industry, the content he shares is invaluable." SF

“The course was absolutely terrific, and I'm pleased to have come away with not just a wealth of new knowledge and information, but also reassurance and confidence in what I've been doing up until now.” PS

"I have been a regular attendee at Adrian's training events, talks and presentations for the past decade, and you would be hard-pressed to find someone more knowledgeable on watches or the watch industry. He can present detailed information clearly and entertainingly, irrespective of the audience's knowledge level. And he is my first port of call whenever I need assistance or advice on watches.” GB

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