A great watch does not announce itself – it is simply noticed. You reach across a table, a cuff lifts, and in that half-second, the person opposite you sees three decades of Swiss craft, a dial the size of a dirham coin, and the quiet certainty of someone who knows exactly what time it is. That is the power of a luxury wrist watch.
The global luxury watch market was valued at USD 79.87 billion in 2025 and is forecast to reach USD 114.19 billion by 2031, growing at a CAGR of 6.14%, according to Mordor Intelligence. In the UAE alone, the market stood at USD 1.61 billion in 2024 and is projected to reach USD 2.21 billion by 2030 (MarkNtel Advisors). Dubai pulls in over 17 million tourists a year, many of them arriving specifically to buy Swiss timepieces tax-free from authorised dealers and trusted independents.
This guide covers the top 10 luxury wrist watch brands for men that define the upper tier of horology in 2025 – ranked not by opinion, but by market share, brand heritage, resale performance, and availability. You can browse and buy most of these brands directly at Royal Watches Dubai, one of the UAE’s most trusted luxury watch retailers, based in the Deira Gold Souk Extension.
The luxury watch market at a glance
Luxury watches sit at the intersection of art, engineering, and status. The segment is resilient – Swiss watch exports worth CHF 50,000 and above accounted for 33.5% of total value and 84% of export growth in 2024, according to the Swiss Federation of the Watch Industry. Even in a year when overall Swiss watch exports dipped 3%, the top end of the market strengthened. That tells collectors everything they need to know about where value concentrates.
| Metric | Figure | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Global luxury watch market (2025) | USD 79.87 billion | Mordor Intelligence |
| Projected market size (2031) | USD 114.19 billion | Mordor Intelligence |
| Market CAGR 2026-2031 | 6.14% | Mordor Intelligence |
| UAE luxury watch market (2024) | USD 1.61 billion | MarkNtel Advisors |
| UAE projected market (2030) | USD 2.21 billion | MarkNtel Advisors |
| Rolex global market share | 30.3% of retail value | Morgan Stanley / LuxeConsult 2024 |
| Big Four combined share (Rolex, Patek, AP, RM) | 43.9% of retail value | Morgan Stanley / LuxeConsult 2024 |
| Swiss exports CHF 50k+ growth contribution | 84% of total growth | FHS 2024 |
Why Dubai is where serious collectors shop
The UAE charges no personal income tax and no capital gains tax on watch investments. VAT on luxury goods sits at a standard 5%, compared to 20% VAT in the UK and import duties of up to 25% in some Asian markets. For a Patek Philippe Nautilus retailing at AED 500,000, that differential is material.
Approximately 7,000 millionaires relocated to the UAE in 2024 (GlobeNewsWire), up from 4,700 the prior year. Many bring serious watch portfolios. The city’s concentration of HNW residents, combined with year-round tourism and the presence of the Dubai Shopping Festival, creates a market with genuine depth and liquidity – important for collectors who may eventually want to trade.
Retailers like Royal Watches LLC, located in the Deira Gold Souk Extension and listed on Chrono24, sit at the centre of this ecosystem – offering authenticated pieces at competitive prices with the trust structure UAE buyers expect.
The top 10 luxury wrist watch brands for men in 2025
The brands below are stocked at Royal Watches Dubai. Each entry covers heritage, signature models, price positioning in the UAE market, and investment outlook. Use this as your buying guide, not just reading material.
1. Rolex: the undisputed benchmark
Rolex commands 30.3% of the global luxury watch retail market by value, generating estimated revenue of CHF 10.5 billion in 2024 according to Morgan Stanley – more than Cartier, Omega, Audemars Piguet, Patek Philippe, and Richard Mille combined. That is not marketing. That is a supply-constrained, demand-driven machine that has been running since 1905.
For men, the core Rolex canon covers: the Submariner (the defining dive watch), the Daytona (chronograph royalty), the Day-Date (the “President”), and the GMT-Master II (built for pilots, beloved by collectors). Resale premiums on allocated models routinely reach 20-40% above retail. The Rolex Daytona and Day-Date maintain their value across market cycles.
Browse the Rolex collection at Royal Watches – including the Daytona 126518LN, DateJust 41, and Day-Date 40 Eisenkiesel, with prices from AED 73,000 to AED 255,000.
2. Patek Philippe – the collector’s ultimate aspiration
Patek Philippe invented the wristwatch perpetual calendar. Founded in 1839, the brand remains family-owned, producing fewer than 70,000 pieces per year – a deliberate scarcity that has driven secondary-market premiums to extraordinary levels.
The Nautilus 5711/1A became one of the most controversial discontinuations in watch history when Patek stopped producing it in 2021. The model, which retailed for approximately CHF 29,900, now trades at USD 130,000 to USD 160,000 on the secondary market – three to five times its retail price. The Aquanaut 5164G and the Complications 5396G offer similar depth for the serious collector.
Patek famously says you never truly own a Patek Philippe – you merely look after it for the next generation. That sentiment explains the brand’s pricing model and its collector loyalty in equal measure. Explore Patek Philippe watches at Royal Watches – including the Nautilus 5980/60G-001 at AED 690,000 and the Aquanaut 5164G-001 at AED 560,000.
3. Audemars Piguet – the architect of the steel sports watch
In 1972, Audemars Piguet commissioned designer Gérald Genta to create a luxury watch in steel – a material then considered too industrial for haute horlogerie. The result was the Royal Oak: an octagonal bezel, exposed screws, and an integrated bracelet. It sold for the same price as a gold watch and redefined what luxury meant in watchmaking.
The Royal Oak today includes the Selfwinding, the Perpetual Calendar, and the Offshore – a collection that bridges elegance and sport. The Code 11.59 introduced in 2019 adds a contemporary chapter. Resale values on the Royal Oak 15510ST remain strong at AED 170,000-220,000 in the UAE market.
The Audemars Piguet collection at Royal Watches includes the Royal Oak Chronograph 26240ST at AED 255,000, the Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 26674SG at AED 1,500,000, and the Code 11.59 Flying Tourbillon 26665SG – among the most requested pieces in the Gulf.
4. Richard Mille – the supercar of the wrist
Richard Mille launched in 2001 with a single conviction: apply Formula 1 engineering to watchmaking. Sapphire crystal cases, carbon composite baseplate, titanium and gold alloys used in aerospace – and price tags that begin at USD 120,000 and reach USD 3 million and above for tourbillon editions, according to WatchesOff5th.
The brand does not do quiet. The RM 11-03 Felipe Massa Flyback Chronograph, worn on the wrist of an F1 driver during a race, became a proof-of-concept that mechanical watches could survive extreme conditions. Richard Mille watches appreciate: the RM 055 Bubba Watson, launched at USD 100,000 in 2015, now asks USD 440,000-500,000 on Chrono24.
Explore the Richard Mille collection at Royal Watches for current availability. This brand sees consistent demand from UAE and GCC buyers who appreciate both the engineering and the exclusivity.
5. Hublot – the fusion philosophy
Hublot coined the term “Art of Fusion” and built a brand around it. Founded in 1980, the brand pioneered combining rubber with gold – the first watch to do so – and developed its own alloy, Magic Gold, the world’s first scratch-resistant 18k gold.
The Big Bang remains Hublot’s signature – a large-diameter case with a porthole design, available across dozens of material and colour combinations. The Classic Fusion offers the same DNA in a slimmer, more classical execution. Hublot has strong brand equity in the Middle East, where its bold aesthetic resonates with buyers who want presence on the wrist.
The Hublot collection at Royal Watches includes the Big Bang Unico King Gold Rainbow – a statement piece at AED 300,000-330,000, featuring 48 baguette-cut rainbow sapphires and a skeletonised UNICO manufacture movement.
6. Omega – from the moon to the wrist
Omega is the official timekeeper of the Olympic Games and the watch that went to the moon on Neil Armstrong’s wrist in 1969. The Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch remains in production today, essentially unchanged – a fact that tells you something profound about what Omega achieved with that calibre.
For men, Omega’s portfolio covers: the Seamaster 300M (the Bond watch), the De Ville Tresor (dress excellence), and the Constellation range. Omega sits in the prestige tier below the Holy Trinity – more accessible than Patek or Audemars Piguet, but with a heritage argument that most brands cannot match. Pricing in the UAE starts from approximately AED 15,000 for entry Seamaster models and reaches AED 100,000+ for complex variants.
Browse Omega watches at Royal Watches Dubai – a well-curated selection of men’s Omega references with AED and USD pricing.
7. Cartier – jewellery house that mastered the watch
Cartier holds a unique position: it began as a jewellery maison and then invented the wristwatch for men. In 1904, Louis Cartier designed the Santos de Cartier for his friend Alberto Santos-Dumont, the Brazilian aviation pioneer who found pocket watches impractical in the cockpit. The wristwatch was born. The Santos is still in production today.
The Tank, Ballon Bleu, and Pasha de Cartier round out the men’s core range. Cartier men’s watches are as much about jewellery craft as horological depth – the sapphire cabochon crown, the blued hands, the Roman numeral dial are house signatures that have not changed since the 1970s. In the UAE, Cartier is consistently among the top three requested brands.
The Cartier collection at Royal Watches includes men’s references across the Santos, Tank, and Ballon Bleu families.
8. Breitling – built for aviation professionals
Breitling holds the Royal Warrant of the British Royal Household and has supplied cockpit instruments to the world’s major airlines since the 1930s. Every Breitling movement is COSC-certified – the industry’s official chronometer standard – a commitment no other brand at Breitling’s volume matches as consistently.
The Navitimer – first produced in 1952 – remains the definitive aviation watch: a circular slide rule on the bezel that pre-digital pilots used to calculate fuel consumption, airspeed, and climb rate. The Superocean takes the brand into professional diving territory. Men who buy Breitling typically want function that matches the aesthetics – and the brand delivers on both.
Shop the Breitling collection at Royal Watches – with models across the Navitimer, Superocean, and Chronomat families.
9. Vacheron Constantin – the oldest continuous watchmaker in the world
Founded in 1755 in Geneva, Vacheron Constantin has not missed a single year of watch production in 270 years. That continuity is not just a marketing claim – it is verifiable in the archives held at the Manufacture in Plan-les-Ouates, where watchmakers can trace any reference back to its original hand-drawn specification.
The Holy Trinity – Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, and Vacheron Constantin – shares not just prestige but a philosophy: complications executed with absolute finish, dials held to tolerances measured in microns, cases polished by craftspeople who spend months on a single surface. The Overseas, Vacheron’s sports watch, has become a serious collector’s piece. The Traditionnelle and Patrimony lines represent dress watchmaking at its most refined.
Browse Vacheron Constantin at Royal Watches Dubai for current availability of this exceptional Geneva maison.
10. Franck Muller – the master of complications
Franck Muller earned the title “Master of Complications” before he was 30, having disassembled and repaired a double tourbillon and a minute repeater at school. The brand he founded in 1992 in Genthod, Switzerland, channels that obsession: the Crazy Hours displays time in a non-sequential order; the Aeternitas Mega holds the world record for the greatest number of complications in a wristwatch (36, including 1,483 components).
In the Gulf market, Franck Muller’s curved Cintrée Curvex case has a devoted following among buyers who want something deeply individual. The brand blends Swiss technical mastery with an aesthetic that is warmer and more expressive than the Genevan norm.
The Franck Muller collection at Royal Watches includes signature complications and the iconic Cintrée Curvex case references.
Luxury watches as investment assets: value retention by brand
Investment-grade watches have outperformed multiple traditional asset classes over the past decade. The following table summarises secondary-market performance and value retention across the top brands, drawn from Morgan Stanley / LuxeConsult 2024 data and Chrono24 market intelligence.
| Brand | Typical UAE entry price | Secondary market vs retail | Value retention rating |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rolex | AED 55,000+ | +20% to +40% on alloc. models | ★★★★★ |
| Patek Philippe | AED 145,000+ | +200% to +500% on discont. refs | ★★★★★ |
| Audemars Piguet | AED 195,000+ | +30% to +80% | ★★★★☆ |
| Richard Mille | AED 440,000+ | At or above retail | ★★★★★ |
| Hublot | AED 80,000+ | Near retail | ★★★☆☆ |
| Omega | AED 15,000+ | Near to slight premium | ★★★☆☆ |
| Cartier | AED 40,000+ | Near retail, strong brand floor | ★★★☆☆ |
| Breitling | AED 30,000+ | Near retail | ★★★☆☆ |
| Vacheron Constantin | AED 100,000+ | +10% to +30% | ★★★★☆ |
| Franck Muller | AED 45,000+ | Varies by complication | ★★★☆☆ |
What top international dealers do differently
Large international retailers – Bucherer (now owned by Rolex), Watches of Switzerland, and WEMPE – operate at scale with polished flagships in European and American cities. Their advantage is authorised dealer status for brands like Rolex, giving first-access to allocated models for known customers.
The trade-off: authorised dealer pricing offers no negotiation room. Fixed retail prices apply globally. For buyers in Dubai who want competitive pricing, authenticated stock, and the ability to compare multiple brands side by side, independent specialists frequently offer better value – particularly on pre-owned luxury watches, where the grey market provides the most dynamic pricing environment.
Why Royal Watches leads luxury watch retail in Dubai
Royal Watches LLC, established in 2018 and registered under UAE Economy Department Trade Licence No. 796675, operates from the Deira Gold Souk Extension – the historic heart of Dubai’s watch and jewellery trade. The founder, Javad Zeraati, has been immersed in the luxury watch world since 1992.
With a 4.6 rating across 174 Google reviews and a verified presence on Chrono24 Dubai (listing ID 20660), Royal Watches is among the most credible independent luxury watch retailers in the Gulf. Buyers from Europe regularly cite the combination of competitive pricing, authentic stock, and the absence of sales pressure – a combination rare in the international grey market.
The men’s watch collection at Royal Watches spans over 50 brands, including all 10 covered in this guide. Stock is updated continuously. WhatsApp purchasing is available for GCC buyers at +971 50 280 2898 and +971 55 553 9939.
What to look for when buying a luxury men’s watch in the UAE
| Factor | What to check | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Authentication | Serial number, original papers, manufacturer certificate | Fakes exist across all price points – papers and provenance protect your investment |
| Condition | Case sharpness, crystal clarity, bracelet stretch | Unpolished cases retain more secondary-market value |
| Service history | Ask for service records or have the movement inspected | Movements serviced by the OEM manufacturer carry premium resale value |
| Box and papers | Original box, swing tag, instruction booklet | Complete set adds 10-20% to secondary-market valuation |
| Seller credibility | Chrono24 listing, Google reviews, trade licence | UAE-licensed dealers with Chrono24 verification offer the strongest buyer protection |
| Price comparison | Check current Chrono24 and secondary market pricing | Ensures you are buying at or below the fair market price for condition and reference |
The Dubai advantage: why UAE buyers pay less for more
| Market | VAT / Import duty on watches | Tax-free resale? | AED advantage |
|---|---|---|---|
| UAE (Dubai) | 5% VAT | Yes | Full |
| United Kingdom | 20% VAT | No (CGT applies) | None |
| Germany / EU | 19-25% VAT | No | None |
| India | 20-25% import duty + GST | No | None |
| USA | 6.5% duty + state sales tax | No | Partial |
This table illustrates why the UAE has become the preferred market for watch investment. Buyers from the UK, Europe, and South Asia regularly visit Dubai specifically to acquire pieces at effective discounts of 15-30% versus their home markets – then carry the watches back as personal effects.
Pre-owned luxury watches: the smart entry point
For a first luxury watch purchase, the pre-owned market offers one critical advantage: the original buyer has already absorbed the “new watch” depreciation curve. For most brands outside Rolex, Patek, and AP, a watch that retails at AED 80,000 will see its first owner experience a 20-30% dip in the first two years – then stabilise. Buying pre-owned at that stabilised price gives you the watch at fair value.
The pre-owned collection at Royal Watches is authenticated and competitively priced. Every piece goes through condition assessment before listing. This is the fastest path into Rolex, Omega, or Breitling ownership in the UAE.
The road ahead: what is changing in luxury watches
Three shifts are reshaping the market in 2025 and beyond:
1. Transparency through blockchain. Brands including Breitling and LVMH-owned houses are embedding NFT-linked certificates of authenticity into new watches. The watch’s ownership history becomes immutable – and resale becomes simpler.
2. Women entering the collector space. The female collector base is the fastest-growing segment globally. Brands are releasing unisex proportions – Patek’s Aquanaut, the Franck Muller Cintrée Curvex – and UAE retailers are expanding accordingly.
3. AI-driven authentication. Platforms like Entrupy and Legitcheck are applying machine learning to watch authentication – accelerating the trusted secondary market and reducing friction for private buyers. This matters for UAE buyers using Chrono24 and similar platforms.
Final word
Time is the only material no one can manufacture more of. The watch brands in this guide have spent between 35 and 270 years finding ways to hold that truth in a case the size of a 50-dirham coin. Whether you are buying your first Omega or your fourth Patek Philippe, the logic is the same: buy the best you can authenticate, from a seller you can trust, in a market that gives you the most for your money. Dubai, and specifically Royal Watches LLC, meets all three criteria. The next great watch on your wrist is already waiting.
Frequently asked questions
What are the top luxury wrist watch brands for men in 2025?
The top 10 luxury wrist watch brands for men in 2025 are Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Richard Mille, Hublot, Omega, Cartier, Breitling, Vacheron Constantin, and Franck Muller. All are available at Royal Watches Dubai, one of the UAE’s most trusted luxury watch retailers. These brands are ranked based on global market share, heritage, and resale performance.
Where can I buy luxury watches for men online in the UAE?
You can buy authentic luxury watches for men online in the UAE at royalwatches.ae. Royal Watches LLC is a Dubai-based retailer with over 50 watch brands in stock, a Chrono24-verified presence, and a 4.6-star Google rating across 174 reviews. WhatsApp purchasing is also available for GCC buyers.
Which luxury watch brand holds its value best?
Patek Philippe and Rolex consistently show the strongest value retention in the secondary market. Discontinued Patek Philippe Nautilus references have traded at three to five times their original retail price. Rolex allocated models routinely command 20-40% above retail. Richard Mille also holds value exceptionally well, with some references appreciating 300-400% over ten years.
What is the best luxury watch to buy as an investment in Dubai?
For investment-grade buying in Dubai, the strongest candidates are Rolex (Daytona, GMT-Master II, Submariner), Patek Philippe (Nautilus, Aquanaut), and Richard Mille (RM 11, RM 055). The UAE’s 5% VAT and tax-free resale environment makes Dubai one of the most cost-effective places globally to build a watch investment portfolio. Browse the men’s watch collection at Royal Watches for current availability.
Is it cheaper to buy a Rolex in Dubai than in Europe?
Yes, in most cases it is. The UAE’s 5% VAT compares to 20% VAT in the UK and 19-25% VAT in most EU countries. Import duties on watches in markets like India reach 20-25%. For buyers from these regions, purchasing a Rolex in Dubai at Royal Watches can represent an effective saving of 15-30% versus retail in their home market.
What is the Patek Philippe Nautilus price in UAE?
The Patek Philippe Nautilus is available in the UAE secondary market from approximately AED 480,000 to AED 1,400,000+ depending on reference, material, and condition. The Nautilus 5711/1A (now discontinued) commands the highest premiums. The 5980/60G-001 in rose gold is available at Royal Watches Dubai at AED 690,000. Prices fluctuate with global secondary-market demand.
What makes Audemars Piguet Royal Oak special?
The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, designed by Gérald Genta in 1972, was the first luxury watch made from stainless steel and sold at the same price as a gold timepiece. Its octagonal bezel, tapisserie dial, and integrated bracelet redefined the category. Today the Royal Oak is among the most coveted men’s watches globally, with secondary-market premiums of 30-80% on key references. Browse Audemars Piguet at Royal Watches Dubai.
How much does a Richard Mille cost in the UAE?
Richard Mille watches start at approximately AED 440,000 in the UAE market and rise to AED 11 million and above for tourbillon and grand complication pieces. The brand prices in CHF at origin; UAE pricing reflects current exchange rates and any applicable VAT. Contact Royal Watches for current Richard Mille availability in Dubai.
What is the difference between a grey market watch and an authorised dealer watch?
An authorised dealer (AD) sells brand-new watches directly allocated by the manufacturer, often with a waiting list for high-demand references. A grey market watch is a genuine, authentic piece sold outside the official dealer network – sometimes at or below retail. Grey market watches may not carry a manufacturer’s warranty, but established retailers like Royal Watches LLC verify authenticity and provide their own seller guarantees.
What is the best Omega watch for men?
The Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch is the most historically significant – worn during the Apollo 11 mission in 1969. For everyday wear, the Seamaster 300M offers excellent water resistance and lasting design credibility. The De Ville Tresor suits formal environments. All three are strong candidates for a first luxury mechanical watch purchase. Browse Omega at Royal Watches Dubai.
Can I buy pre-owned luxury watches in Dubai?
Yes. Dubai has one of the most active pre-owned luxury watch markets in the world, driven by the city’s high concentration of affluent residents and international collectors. Royal Watches Dubai maintains a curated pre-owned collection of authenticated timepieces, with competitive pricing across Rolex, Patek Philippe, Omega, and more.
Which watch brand is best for men who want something unique?
Franck Muller and Richard Mille are the strongest choices for buyers who want distinctive, conversation-starting pieces. Franck Muller’s Crazy Hours and Aeternitas Mega push mechanical imagination to its limits. Richard Mille’s hypercar-inspired aesthetics are unlike anything else in the market. Both brands are available at Royal Watches Dubai.
Is Hublot a good watch for men?
Hublot is an excellent choice for men who prioritise bold design and modern materials. The Big Bang is one of the most recognisable watch designs of the last 20 years. While Hublot’s resale values are more moderate than Rolex or Patek Philippe, the brand’s desirability and collector community remain strong. The Big Bang Unico King Gold Rainbow at Royal Watches is among the most striking pieces currently available in Dubai.
What is Vacheron Constantin and is it better than Rolex?
Vacheron Constantin is one of the three members of watchmaking’s Holy Trinity, alongside Patek Philippe and Audemars Piguet. Founded in 1755, it is the world’s oldest continuously operating watch manufacturer. Comparing it to Rolex is comparing two different things: Rolex leads in brand recognition, sports watches, and investment liquidity; Vacheron leads in haute horlogerie finishing, complication depth, and collector prestige. Both are outstanding; the choice depends on what you value.
How do I know if a luxury watch is authentic in Dubai?
For a watch purchase in Dubai, always request original papers, the manufacturer’s certificate, and the full box set. Examine the serial number against manufacturer databases. Buy from a retailer with a UAE trade licence, a verifiable Google presence, and if possible, a Chrono24 seller profile. Royal Watches LLC (Trade Licence 796675) meets all these criteria and is listed on Chrono24.
What is the most expensive watch available at Royal Watches Dubai?
Among current listings, the Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar 26674SG in 18k white gold with diamond setting is priced at AED 1,500,000. The Harry Winston Ocean Biretrograde Automatic retailed at AED 579,000 before its current discounted price. Contact Royal Watches directly for the latest high-value inventory, which changes regularly.
Does Cartier make good men’s watches?
Cartier is an outstanding choice for men who appreciate jewellery-grade craftsmanship applied to watchmaking. The Santos de Cartier, Tank, and Ballon Bleu carry heritage dating to 1904 and maintain strong brand equity worldwide. Cartier men’s watches are consistently among the top three most requested brands at Royal Watches Dubai, particularly among buyers seeking elegance over sportiness.
What is the Breitling Navitimer and who should buy it?
The Breitling Navitimer, first produced in 1952, is a chronograph with a circular slide rule bezel originally designed for aviation professionals. It suits men who appreciate technical purpose married to aesthetic permanence. All Breitling movements carry COSC chronometer certification. The Navitimer is available in multiple dial sizes at Royal Watches Dubai and suits both collectors and daily wearers.
What are the best luxury watch brands to gift a man in Dubai?
For gifting, the safest choices are Rolex (universally recognised), Omega (aspirational and accessible), and Cartier (beautiful on any wrist). For a more personal collector gift, Patek Philippe or Audemars Piguet. Royal Watches Dubai offers gift packaging, WhatsApp assistance, and the option to view pieces in the Deira Gold Souk showroom before purchase.
How do I contact Royal Watches Dubai?
Royal Watches LLC is located at Office 112, Hind Plaza Building 4B, Deira Gold Souk Extension, Dubai, UAE. You can reach the team at info@royalwatches.ae, call +971 4 226 6222, or WhatsApp +971 50 280 2898 or +971 55 553 9939. The contact page at royalwatches.ae/contact/ lists all channels. Chrono24 listings are also active for international buyers.
