Partners
Brands, auction houses, fairs and marketplaces that work with Worldwatch, what that gives members, and how to propose something.
Propose a partnershipWho we have worked with
Most of them hosted or co-hosted an event, or opened an account.
- Brands and maisons
- Cartier, Vacheron Constantin, Breitling, Universal Genève and Audemars Piguet.
- Auction houses
- Sotheby's Watches, Phillips Hong Kong and Ineichen Auctioneers.
- Fairs and trade groups
- Time On Show and The Horology Club.
- Integration partners
- eBay, Wristler, Bezel and Mollie.
- Hospitality
- Wajer Yachts and Infinity Hotels.
Worldwatch verifies every dealer it admits. A partner reaches an audience that has already been checked, in one go instead of one dealer at a time.
What a partnership looks like
One deal, every member
Worldwatch makes the deal once, for every member. Today that happens in person or by email, usually at an event; claiming an offer inside Worldwatch is being built.
No paperwork for dealers
Members do not apply, send papers or prove they are a dealer. The partner already knows, because Worldwatch checked before they were let in.
Events together
We co-host events with partners across the trade: brands, auction houses, platforms and dealer groups.
Wristler × Worldwatch
Dealers connected through Worldwatch go live on Wristler in days instead of weeks, list 37.5% more watches, and dormant sellers come back.
Proposing a partnership
Marketplaces, fairs, dealer groups, brands, data tools and services all reach the same audience from different angles. Tell us what you have in mind and who it is for, and you will get a straight answer about whether it fits, including when the answer is no.
For dealers
Membership is a flat subscription that does not scale with your sales, and there is no fee on top of what a marketplace already charges you. Partner offers come with verification and cost nothing extra.