WatchLogR

Protect every watch you own.

WatchLogR keeps proof of ownership, service history, photos, documents and provenance safely together — so you’re prepared if a watch is ever lost, stolen, insured, sold or inherited.

Free to start · Private by default · Takes less than 2 minutes.

Warranty cards, service records and photographs drawn together into a single WatchLogR archive card beside a mechanical watch.
Private by defaultBuilt for collectorsRecords for insurance, sale & recoveryFree to startExport or delete anytime

How it works

Everything that proves what you own, in one place.

Three simple steps. No approval, no waiting — start with a single watch and build from there.

A brass provenance ribbon tracing a watch's life from purchased to registered, serviced, photographed, transferred and current owner.
1

Add your watch

Log the make, model and reference in a couple of minutes. Add the details that matter — serial number, purchase date and where it lives.

2

Store records and documents

Keep receipts, service history, warranty papers and photographs together — the full proof of ownership and provenance for each watch.

3

Use them when it counts

When you insure, sell, transfer, report a loss or pass a watch on, your complete record is ready — no scrambling through drawers and old emails.

Why it matters

The proof exists — it’s just scattered.

Receipts, service records and photos end up spread across emails, drawers, phones and dealer paperwork. When you actually need them, they’re hard to find — and a watch without records is harder to insure, sell or recover. WatchLogR keeps the proof together and ready.

A watch's digital Passport on a phone — reference, serial, verified status and record counts — shown beside the physical watch it belongs to.
A watch held in hand beside a brass 'Clear — no active reports' stamp and a cup of coffee, reassuring a buyer before purchase.
  • If it’s stolen or lost — report it, and anyone can check the watch against active stolen reports before they buy it.
  • When you insure it — a clear, documented record makes valuation and cover straightforward.
  • When you sell or transfer — full provenance travels with the watch and builds a buyer’s confidence.
  • When it’s inherited — the people who come after you inherit the story, not a guessing game.

Start with the watch on your wrist.

It takes a couple of minutes to protect your first watch. Free to start, private by default, and yours to export or delete whenever you like.

A gold watch passed from one hand to an open waiting hand amid a trail of brass light — ownership and history moving on together.