Watch what happens when the listing sells.
Two ways to follow the same watch. One click runs both.
A listing appears
Listing
Entry live. Priced as advertised.
Reference
Reference on file. 126610LN.
You save it
Listing
Saved as this listing.
Reference
Saved as the model.
The listing sells
Listing
Entry greyed out. Asking price gone with it.
Reference
Listing gone. Reference untouched.
The market moves
Listing
Nothing left to compare against.
Reference
Price points keep accruing against the reference.
You buy one
Listing
A fresh entry. Eighteen months of watching, gone.
Reference
The wishlist entry becomes owned — and keeps the eighteen months.
Illustration of the mechanism, using a real reference number. Not a screenshot.
Three surfaces.
Mockups of what is being built. Nothing here is a screenshot of a running product — there isn't one yet.
PREVIEW
- Reference
- Movement
- Calibre
- Case
- Diameter
- Water resistance
Field sources
PREVIEW
PREVIEW
What it will do, and what it will not do yet.
At launch
- Add a watch by reference, by pasting a URL, or by hand.
- Owned, wishlist, sold, archived — on one record, so nothing is retyped.
- Purchase price, date, seller, and the gain or loss when it goes.
- Your own photographs, notes, and a dated journal per piece.
- Share a list by public link or by an unlisted one.
- Full CSV export, no conditions. You can always walk out.
- Serial numbers in a separate table, never on a public page.
Not yet, and why
Market values and price history
Needs a licence from a market data provider. Under negotiation, four to six weeks.
Catalogue photographs
Nobody licenses watch photography — it is a rights problem, not a supplier one. Your own photographs work from day one.
Import from a spreadsheet
Retyping thirty watches is a wall. It needs a column-mapping screen done properly, not a quick parser.
Following other collectors
A social feature with nobody in it shows zeroes and cheapens the product.
Two hundred collectors decide whether this gets built.
There is no product yet. This page collects addresses so the decision rests on something real rather than on a hunch. If it goes ahead, the people here see it first.