LWX

LWX · Secondary market

The Luxury Watch Index

A systematic, rules-based measure of secondary market price performance across ten of the most liquid and widely traded references in the luxury watch market. Prices sourced weekly from Chrono24.

LWXIndex value · Base = 1.0000
Constituents
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Index summary

Composite index performance

LWX — Composite Watch Price Index

Weekly observations

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    Constituent performance

    Year-to-date performance — all constituents

    Prices inGBP £ Median of10 ask prices
    # Watch Brand Base price Current Change WoW YTD return

    Individual constituent charts

    Median price (GBP) · Weekly

    Index methodology

    Rules-based · Reproducible

    1. 01
      Data sourceChrono24 secondary-market listings
    2. 02
      Price collectionThe ten lowest ask prices per reference, every week
    3. 03
      Median calculationMedian of the ten asks limits outlier influence
    4. 04
      NormalisationEach reference rebased to its 28 Nov 2025 price
    5. 05
      Composite indexEqually-weighted average of all ten
    6. 06
      LimitationsAsk prices, not confirmed transactions

    The Luxury Watch Index employs a systematic, rules-based methodology to track price movements across ten of the most liquid and widely traded references in the secondary luxury watch market.

    Each week, the ten lowest Ask prices for each constituent watch were sourced from Chrono24, the world's largest online marketplace for luxury timepieces, providing a consistent and reproducible data set. The median of these ten prices was calculated as the representative weekly price for each reference, mitigating the influence of outlier listings and ensuring statistical robustness.

    Each constituent was then normalised against its base price recorded on 28 November 2025, converting absolute prices into a standardised index of relative performance. The composite index value is derived by calculating the equally-weighted average of all ten normalised constituent values, providing a single quantitative measure of aggregate secondary market performance.

    LimitationsIt should be noted that index constituents are priced on an Ask basis rather than confirmed transaction prices, which is consistent with standard practice across publicly available secondary watch market indices.