Software for a trade that runs on trust and detail
A watch is a serial number, a service history, a purchase invoice and a margin. Software that treats it as a product with a price loses all four, and the dealer spends their week putting them back.
Hound and Hunter
1892
Winslow Homer
Why it exists
The gap was never a lack of marketplaces.
- The stock was already digital
- It was already in five places at once: a marketplace, a webshop, a spreadsheet of costs, a folder of photographs and a phone full of messages. None of them linked.
- The cost of that is double-selling
- A watch sold in the showroom on Friday and still live on two marketplaces on Monday is not an administrative annoyance. It is a canceled order, a damaged rating and a buyer who goes elsewhere.
- So the watch has to live in one place
- Worldwatch is that place. The marketplaces read from it, never the other way round. Everything else follows from that.
The company
- Worldwatch.market BV
- A Dutch private limited company based in Amsterdam, building one product for one trade.
- How to reach us
- The team is small and answers its own email. Dealers write to us directly and we reply in business hours.
- Languages
- The product and this site work in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish, with more languages in the app, because the trade is cross-border and a dealer should not have to work in someone else's language.
