Every sale recorded, every invoice generated, and tax calculated as you go.

Completed orders generate the documentation your buyer requires: an itemised invoice for businesses or a formal receipt for private collectors. Applicable tax treatments calculate automatically based on destination and purchase history, while original supplier invoices remain permanently attached to the watch record.

Free plan, no card needed.

A sale card with a watch, and three documents fanning out of it: an invoice with an orange check, a receipt and a shipping labelA sale card with a watch, and three documents fanning out of it: an invoice with an orange check, a receipt and a shipping label
  • Invoices and receipts generated directly from completed orders
  • Standard VAT, reverse charge, export, and margin scheme calculated automatically
  • Supplier invoices and purchase agreements attached to each watch file
  • Itemised quarterly exports prepared for your accountant

Trade invoicing software and accounting responsibilities.

Worldwatch operates as a dedicated invoicing and inventory recording module. Calculations for VAT treatments, margin scheme margins, and landed costs are generated from transaction records entered on the platform. Formal bookkeeping entries, statutory annual accounts, and tax advice remain the professional responsibility of your independent accountant or tax adviser.

Prefer to call? Reach us on +31 (0)20 26 16 913

A watch, from acquisition to quarterly ledger.

Follow a Rolex Explorer through your inventory and accounting workflow. Every document, cost, and tax calculation transfers from the step before it, eliminating manual bookkeeping.

  1. Bought

    2 October

    The supplier invoice is logged and attached to the watch record, with reclaimable VAT recorded.

    Example: a Rolex Explorer 214270 bought from Hartmann Horloges B.V. for €6,520, with €1,369 VAT reclaimed, saved as purchase invoice PI-2026-0093.
  2. Sold

    14 October

    The buyer is an EU business, so the invoice generates at 0% VAT with reverse charge applied.

    Example: the sales invoice made from the order, to Uhrenhaus Keller GmbH, under reverse charge, invoice WW-2026-0412, €7,450.
  3. Paid

    16 October

    Two payments recorded against the order. The invoice status updates to paid once the full balance settles.

    Example: two payments, €4,000 by bank transfer and €3,450 by card, paying the €7,450 invoice in full.
  4. Filed

    In the quarter

    The transaction registers in your fourth-quarter ledger with profit and tax lines ready for export.

    Example: the sale in the Q4 2026 ledger with €930 profit, no VAT due under reverse charge and €1,369 input VAT to deduct.

Platform view. Names, numbers and figures shown are examples.

Would you like to test Books with last month’s transactions?

Book a 20-minute call. We will take three of your recent sales through Books with you, from initial order to ledger export.

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Invoices formatted for direct accounting submission.

Generated automatically upon order completion, issued directly to the buyer, and preserved permanently in the transaction record.

  1. Sequential invoice numbering.

    Maintain one unbroken series for invoices and receipts, configured to your accountant’s specifications.

  2. Verified VAT credentials.

    Buyer VAT credentials are verified before issuing cross-border zero-rated invoices.

Example: sales invoice WW-2026-0412 of 14 October 2026 from Van Leeuwen Horloges B.V. in Amsterdam to Uhrenhaus Keller GmbH in Munich, both with their VAT numbers, for a Rolex Explorer 214270 at €7,450, VAT 0% under reverse charge, paid.
  1. Automated statutory wording.

    Mandatory tax text for reverse charge, international export, or EU margin scheme included automatically.

  2. Real-time payment reconciliation.

    Settlement status tracks incoming payments against the order balance, displaying open amounts instantly.

Complete transaction records maintained in real time.

Purchases, sales revenues, and payment reconciliations recorded across individual watch files and period ledgers.

Unified purchase and sales ledger.

Every purchase and sale registers in one central ledger complete with tax treatments, channel fees, and net margins. Ready for your accountant without manual data entry.

An open white ledger, one row per watch, one row lifted with an orange marker, a watch resting on the pageAn open white ledger, one row per watch, one row lifted with an orange marker, a watch resting on the page

Set your tax profile once.

Configure your home tax country, international registrations, OSS status, reporting frequency, and margin calculation methods once. Every sales record reads from it.

Example: a tax profile with the Netherlands as home country, a registration in Belgium, OSS registered, quarterly reporting and the margin worked out per sale.

Purchase invoices stay on the watch.

Upload supplier invoice PDFs directly. Invoice numbers, transaction dates, supplier credentials, and input VAT remain attached to the specific watch record.

Example: the Rolex Explorer's purchase invoice PI-2026-0093 from Hartmann Horloges B.V., €1,369 input VAT reclaimed, with the PDF attached.

Private seller purchase agreements.

Print formal purchase contracts or capture digital signatures on screen when acquiring from private sellers, automatically archived as the official acquisition invoice.

Example: purchase contract PC-2026-0031 for a Tudor Black Bay 79230N bought from a private seller for €4,800, signed on screen on 12 October and filed as the purchase invoice.

Multi-item supplier invoice allocation.

Worldwatch reads multi-watch supplier invoices and apportions shipping fees and customs duties proportionally across individual inventory records.

Example: one supplier invoice for three watches, read from the PDF, with €120 shipping split as €40 per watch.

Comprehensive payment tracking.

Record settlements via bank transfer, card, or cash across single or split payments. Invoices update automatically to reflect settled amounts and open balances.

Example: invoice WW-2026-0412 paid in full in two payments, €4,000 by bank transfer and €3,450 by card.

Linked credit notes for returns.

Returned watches generate formal credit notes linked to original sales invoices, automatically returning pieces to active inventory.

Example: credit note CN-2026-0007 of −€5,200 against invoice WW-2026-0398 for a Rolex Datejust 16234 returned within 14 days, the watch back in stock.
Would your accountant like to review the ledger export?

Invite your accountant to a 20-minute call. We will review invoice structures, tax configuration settings, and period export formats together.

Prefer to call? Reach us on +31 (0)20 26 16 913

Automated tax calculations applied to every transaction.

Worldwatch evaluates destination jurisdiction, buyer classification, and original acquisition history to apply the appropriate tax treatment: standard VAT, intra-community reverse charge, export exemption, or the EU margin scheme.

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Example: four sales from one dealer in the Netherlands and the tax treatment of each
The saleHow you bought itTreatmentOn the document
Private buyer at your counterAmsterdamFrom a private sellerMargin schemeReceipt, VAT not displayed
Dealer, VAT credentials verifiedMunich, GermanyFrom a dealer, VAT reclaimedReverse chargeInvoice at 0%, both VAT numbers displayed
Collector, shipped abroadZurich, SwitzerlandFrom a dealer, VAT reclaimedExport, 0%Invoice with required export declaration
Private buyer, shippedAntwerp, BelgiumFrom a dealer, VAT reclaimedBelgian VAT through OSSReceipt with 21% VAT applied

Four example sales from one dealer in the Netherlands. Your tax profile sets the jurisdictions in which your business holds active VAT registrations.

Clean period ledgers for your accountant.

Download three structured financial files at the close of every period in your preferred language and reporting currency: the general transaction ledger, inventory cost valuation, and quarterly VAT summary.

Example: VAT and margin scheme overview for July to September 2026
VAT and margin scheme, July to September 2026Amount
Sales VAT at domestic rate€2,940
Sales VAT in other EU countries, via OSS€1,512
VAT on the margin€6,385
Deductible input VAT−€2,310
Net VAT payable for the quarter€8,527
  • Ledger for your accountant

    Itemised purchases and sales recording applicable tax treatments, channel deductions, and gross margins.

    Excel (XLSX) or CSV

  • Stock valuation

    Inventory valuation calculated at cost price across any selected reporting date.

    Excel (XLSX) or CSV

  • VAT and margin scheme

    Quarterly tax breakdown detailing standard VAT, margin scheme VAT, and deductible input VAT.

    Excel (XLSX) or CSV

Example figures.

Hand over your quarterly books in a single export.

Start a free account and generate invoices from your next sale. At quarter close, your accountant receives an itemised export ready for processing.

Free plan, no card needed.

Three white trays of filed invoices, the middle one forward with an orange tab, a watch lying in frontThree white trays of filed invoices, the middle one forward with an orange tab, a watch lying in front