How Revellea Grades Condition

Every piece that enters the archive is inspected in hand, in natural light, by a specialist who writes down what they see. This is how the grades work — and why “Very good” means the same thing on a 1996 shoulder bag as it does on a 2003 watch.

Condition is a fact, not a mood. The grade names the overall state; the passport itemizes it by area — exterior, interior, hardware, corners — and the photographs agree with the words, always. Wear we find is wear you see, pinned to the exact spot on the inspection photos.

The result is a simple promise: what arrives is exactly what you saw.