One app for both sides of the same watch. Collectors — identify what you've got, learn what it's honestly worth, send it out for service and follow the repair. Watchmakers — run the whole bench from your pocket: intake, estimates, parts, invoices, labels and getting paid.
Free to start · No credit card · Works on iPhone, Android & desktop
Two trades, one record. Pick your side below. ↓
For the people who actually wear them — the Timex Marlin as much as the Speedmaster.
Built by a working watchmaker. The business side of repair, handled, so you can stay at the bench.
Everything below is in the same app, whichever side of the counter you are on.
Point your camera at a mystery caseback and know what you're holding. Brand, model, movement era and an honest collector value in seconds. It knows a King Seiko from a Lord Seiko, because it learned from what enthusiasts actually write — not luxury catalogues.
Franken-watches, relumed dials, swapped movements. Upload the photos before the money moves and the AI checks the movement, dial typography, case proportions and crown against known references. Red flags first, regret never.
Every service, every part, every owner — recorded permanently and signed by the watchmaker who did the work. Sell the watch and the history goes with it; the new owner claims it with a code. A Hamilton 992B with three documented services and its original mainspring is worth more than one without. Now you can prove it.
Every sealed service record carries a verification code. A buyer, an insurer, or a collector three owners from now can check it on the open web and see the work was real and never altered since. Think CARFAX, for watches.
Find a watchmaker in the directory, ask a few questions first, then send it. Follow the status from Received to On the Bench to Ready on your own phone. And if a shop books your watch in at their end, the repair turns up in your app by itself — no forms, no chasing, no wondering.
Buy a prepaid label in a tap and keep your home address off the package. Several watches can travel in one box. Carrier tracking updates the job on its own, so Shipped means shipped and Delivered means delivered without anyone typing a word.
Digital intake, client book, dated service journal, parts and labor, branded PDF invoices and receipts. The estimate gate locks a job until the customer taps yes, so nobody ever does unapproved work. Automatic texts at every stage mean the phone stops ringing.
That NOS mainspring in your drawer is someone else's dead end. Buy and sell parts between shops — list what you have, find what you need, and stop telling a customer their watch is unfixable when it simply needs a crystal you don't stock.
Not sure who to trust with something vintage? Ask a few questions before you ship anything valuable — a small consult fee, credited against the repair if you book within 30 days. No reply within 24 hours and you're refunded automatically.
Customers pay by card the moment the work is marked done — no cheque in the post, no awkward payment-app request. Stripe handles the card, so nobody here ever sees the number, and the money lands in the watchmaker's own bank. Books export straight to QuickBooks.
Trade a Seiko SKX for an Accutron, or sell a PRX to fund a vintage Hamilton. List for sale, for trade, or just to show it off — plus a feed of what other collectors are wearing and finding, friends worth trusting, and watch news actually worth reading. No fees, no middleman, no Chrono24 markup.
Not retail. Not auction estimates. Real secondary-market values from eBay sold listings, r/Watchexchange and WatchUSeek, and it prices case material properly — gold-filled, stainless and solid gold are not the same watch. A common Timex gets an honest $30. A minty Accutron Spaceview gets its deserved $400.
The same watch, seen from both sides of the counter.
Estate sale. Flea market. Cardboard box at your grandmother's house. Point the camera and know in seconds — Hamilton or Waltham, 17 jewels or 23, what it's worth and whether the dial is original.
AI pre-fills brand, model, era, and estimated value. Add it to your collection immediately. Edit the details later when you're not standing in a parking lot at 7am.
Pick a watchmaker, post it with a label bought in the app, and follow it from Received to On the Bench to Ready without sending a single “any news?” text. Every mainspring, crystal and regulation is written into the passport as it happens.
When it's time to let a watch go, transfer the full passport to the new owner via SMS. They claim it in the app. The Hamilton 992B's story — where it's been, who wore it, who serviced it — lives on. That's provenance. That's value.
A QR intake link the customer fills in themselves, or a few taps at the counter. The client book fills itself, photos and complaint go on the record, and they walk out with a receipt instead of a promise.
AI can draft the estimate from your notes. The estimate gate then locks the job until the customer approves it — so no unapproved work, no eaten labor, and no awkward conversation at pickup.
Parts, labor and the odd jobs, all logged in a dated service journal. Automatic texts at every stage — On the bench, Waiting on parts, Ready — so they feel looked after and your phone stays quiet.
Branded invoice, card payment straight into your bank, and a prepaid label that keeps your home address off the box. Then the work seals into that watch's passport with your name on it — where the next owner, and the one after, will see who did it.
Paying your watchmaker in the app is as safe as it gets. Card payments are handled end-to-end by Stripe — the same trusted system behind millions of businesses worldwide. We never see, touch, or store your card number.
The watch world has always felt exclusive. We built this for everyone else — the people who know that a 1965 Hamilton 992B railroad grade is just as interesting as anything from Geneva.
The Timex Marlin collector. The Hamilton railroad grade hunter. The person who knows what a tuning fork sounds like at 360 Hz. The watchmaker who does a full service for the love of the craft. This is your app.
A watch that's been serviced three times, owned by two collectors, and has its original mainspring documented is worth more than one you bought on eBay with no story. The Watch Passport is how you prove it.
Free to start. No credit card. Works on iPhone, Android, and any browser. Add your first watch in 60 seconds.
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