Photograph new stock into inventory.
You come back from a purchase with watches on the desk. Photograph one, and the reference, the brand, the model and six more fields are already there when the form opens. Save it, and pick up the next.
Palmer River
1885
Edward Mitchell Bannister
What a photo gives you
- One photo, usually
- Start a session from the add panel and give it a picture. If one photo cannot separate two references, it says which detail it is missing and asks for another.
- The reference, identified
- One main match with a confidence score, and the ranked alternatives beneath it, each with the detail that tells it apart.
- Nine fields filled in
- Reference, brand, model, condition, year, serial number, case material, case diameter and dial colour. Your photos come with it.
- One watch after another
- A session covers one watch and nothing carries over, so a case of ten is ten passes through the same panel with nothing to set up in between.
- What you paid stays yours
- The purchase price, the seller and your asking price are the fields you type. Everything that can be read off the watch is already there.
How a watch gets in
Open the add panel
From your inventory, open add a watch and give it the first photograph.
Let it read the watch
The session reports when it has enough, and what a further image would settle.
Take the match
The primary candidate, or one of the ranked alternatives with its differentiating detail.
Save it
The form opens filled in. Add what you paid, save, and the watch is in your inventory.
Questions about adding by photo
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.