Everything on one screen
Everything about the watch in one place, from the day you buy it to the day it goes out. No looking up, no second file, no column you forgot to fill in.
One record per watch
Movement, case, dial, bracelet — fill in what matters for this watch and leave the rest empty. Every field is one click to change.
What you paid, and to whom
Price, date, supplier, VAT number and the purchase invoice, on the record itself. Your margin becomes a calculation instead of a guess.
Photos once, everywhere
Add the shots you already took. The first one becomes the cover on every channel, and we tell you up front if one will be turned down.
Where every watch is for sale
One line tells you if a watch is for sale, sold or gone, and every channel it is listed on. Turn one off without touching the others.
What is on the record
- How long it has been sitting
- Stock age in days on every row. Old stock stands out from new at a glance. The clock stops the day the watch goes out.
- Find it fast
- Search brand, model, reference and SKU across your whole book. Filter on status, channel, import source, purchase date and sale date.
Your current stock, in one go
Four steps. Nothing is written until you say so.
Show us where it is
A connected channel, a feed, your own website, or a file. CSV, XLSX, JSON or XML, up to 50 MB.
A preview first
You get a list of everything the file holds, and everything it left out and why. Nothing is saved to your stock yet.
Match your columns
Your headings next to ours, on your own rows and not on an example. You correct what is wrong.
You confirm
Nothing goes into your stock until you say so. Afterwards you see what was created, updated, linked and skipped. Most dealers do this once, with the spreadsheet they have kept for years. After that they never open it again.
Questions about inventory
Put your stock to work
Import what you already hold, connect a channel, and see what moves. The free plan needs no card, and selling on the Worldwatch marketplace costs no commission.
Questions first? Ask us and we will walk through it with your own stock.



