Price Check

Compare prices in Saudi Riyal

Search by brand, model, or reference number to compare authorized-dealer, grey-market, and international pricing.

Reference prices, not live dealer quotes.Built from public retail and market data as of August 2026 — see the methodology and sources below the table. Want to be notified when we add real-time dealer pricing? Get in touch.
BrandModelReferenceAuthorized DealerGrey MarketInternational
RolexSubmariner Date126610LNSAR 48,950SAR 60,000SAR 42,600
RolexDaytona126500LNSAR 72,900SAR 130,500SAR 63,400
RolexGMT-Master II "Pepsi"Discontinued126710BLROSAR 93,750
RolexDatejust 41126334SAR 50,250SAR 53,600SAR 43,700
Patek PhilippeNautilus5811/1GSAR 300,950SAR 553,100SAR 261,700
Patek PhilippeCalatrava5227GSAR 179,900SAR 150,000SAR 156,400
Audemars PiguetRoyal Oak15510STSAR 137,600SAR 173,600SAR 119,600
OmegaSpeedmaster Professional Moonwatch310.32.42.50.01.001SAR 31,900SAR 18,700SAR 27,750
OmegaSeamaster Diver 300M210.30.42.20.01.001SAR 28,050SAR 17,250SAR 24,400
TudorBlack Bay 58M79030N-0001SAR 23,100SAR 18,100SAR 20,050
TudorPelagos 39M25407N-0001SAR 24,250SAR 14,400SAR 21,100
CartierSantos de Cartier (Large, steel)WSSA0018SAR 37,300SAR 33,750SAR 32,450
PaneraiLuminor Marina 44mmPAM01312SAR 38,400SAR 17,950SAR 33,400
IWCPilot's Watch Mark XXIW328201SAR 25,000SAR 15,450SAR 21,750
BreitlingNavitimer B01 Chronograph 43AB0138SAR 44,400SAR 24,400SAR 38,600

Richard Mille isn't in the table above — RM sells only through boutique waitlists with no public price list, so any figure we showed would be invented. See the Richard Mille page for what we can honestly say about it.

Methodology & sources

International = official global USD MSRP × 3.75 (the fixed USD/SAR peg). Authorized Dealer = International × 1.15 — an estimate of the Saudi retail price including 15% VAT, since Rolex, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet don't publish per-country retail prices. Grey Market = current secondary-market average reported by public watch-market trackers, converted to SAR at the same rate. These are estimates, not confirmed dealer quotes — always verify with the dealer directly.

  • Rolex Submariner Date (126610LN): MSRP $11,350; secondary market ~$16,000 (WatchCharts, Rolex Radar).
  • Rolex Daytona (126500LN): MSRP $16,900; secondary market ~$34,800 fair market value (Loupe.watch).
  • Rolex GMT-Master II "Pepsi" (126710BLRO): Discontinued by Rolex in April 2026 — no current retail price. Secondary market averaging ~$25,000 since discontinuation, with unworn 2026 pieces pushing $40,000+ (WatchCharts).
  • Rolex Datejust 41 (126334): MSRP $11,650. Still trades ~23% above retail at ~$14,289 (WatchCharts) — unlike some other Rolex references, Datejust demand keeps a real (if smaller) premium.
  • Patek Philippe Nautilus (5811/1G): The steel 5711 was discontinued in 2021-2022; its successor the 5811/1G is white gold, MSRP $69,785. Secondary market ~$147,500 (Luxury Watches USA).
  • Patek Philippe Calatrava (5227G): MSRP $41,710. A rare case of a current Patek that trades close to retail with no significant premium — it holds value well without the Nautilus-style speculation (WatchCharts).
  • Audemars Piguet Royal Oak (15510ST): Current-generation 41mm Royal Oak (successor to the discontinued 15500ST), US list price $31,900. Secondary market ~$46,300 for grey/silver dials (WatchCharts, public market data).
  • Omega Speedmaster Professional Moonwatch (310.32.42.50.01.001): MSRP $7,400. Unlike hyped sport watches, this one trades BELOW retail on the secondary market — ~$4,987, about 33% under MSRP (WatchCharts).
  • Omega Seamaster Diver 300M (210.30.42.20.01.001): MSRP $6,500 (steel bracelet). Same pattern as the Speedmaster — average secondary listing ~$4,600, well under retail (public market data).
  • Tudor Black Bay 58 (M79030N-0001): Current official US retail $5,350 (steel bracelet). Widely available at ADs — secondary market (~$4,834 for a new full set) runs at or slightly below retail, no grey-market premium (WatchCharts, public market data).
  • Tudor Pelagos 39 (M25407N-0001): Official suggested retail $5,625. Secondary market value ~$3,833 — a bigger discount than the Black Bay 58, reflecting strong availability (WatchCharts).
  • Cartier Santos de Cartier (Large, steel) (WSSA0018): Retail $8,650 prior to Cartier's May 2026 global price increase (comparable current references now list nearer $9,200). Secondary market trading at a modest premium, roughly $9,000 (WatchCharts, dealer listings).
  • Panerai Luminor Marina 44mm (PAM01312): MSRP $8,900. Trades well below retail on the secondary market at ~$4,785, in line with other readily-available (non-allocated) Swiss sport watches (WatchCharts).
  • IWC Pilot's Watch Mark XX (IW328201): Retail $5,800 (leather strap; steel bracelet ~$6,150). Secondary market ~$4,116, about 29% under retail (WatchCharts).
  • Breitling Navitimer B01 Chronograph 43 (AB0138): Retail $10,300. Secondary market ~$6,500, well under retail — Breitling is not allocation-constrained like Rolex sport models (WatchCharts).