For watch dealers and resellers
If you run a steady flow of consignments on Chrono24, eBay or a private channel, talk to us about a dealer partnership. We can discuss WatchRadar Pro for your team, how to present Analysis Reports on your listings, references you see that the catalogue handles poorly, and the embeddable report badge below. WatchRadar helps you triage at intake; high-value pieces still go to a watchmaker.
The verification badge
Every shareable Analysis Report has a public verification page at watchradar.space/authenticity_certificate/<WRC-id>. Dealers running listings on Chrono24, eBay or their own site can embed a small badge that links to that page. A buyer clicks through and sees what the analysis recorded: the suggested reference, the verdict and the reasons. The page confirms the report exists and what it says. It is not a legal certificate of authenticity.
Embed snippet
Replace WRC-XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX with your report ID. The badge image is hosted on WatchRadar’s CDN; no asset upload required on your side.
Badge variants
- SVG — vector, scales sharp at any size (recommended where supported).
- PNG — 240×60, 1× for marketplaces that strip SVG.
- PNG — 480×120, 2× for retina embedding.
On Chrono24 listings where HTML is restricted, paste the verification URL as plain text in the description. The buyer can copy it into a browser. On eBay listings the snippet works in the description editor with the HTML view enabled.
For insurance underwriters
High-value watch riders often ask for an up-to-date appraisal before they pay out at replacement value. WatchRadar is not an appraisal, and its Analysis Reports are not certificates of authenticity. What it gives a policyholder is a dated, organised record per watch: photos, the suggested reference, the analysis verdict, an estimated value range, receipts and service history. That record can sit alongside a professional appraisal as supporting documentation.
- Per-watch dossier with the suggested reference, any dial or caseback text it read, the verdict, an estimated value range, and the date.
- The private collection box keeps every watch, photo, receipt, service record and past report in one place.
- A shared Analysis Report opens on a public verification page, so an underwriter can see what the analysis recorded without relying on a screenshot.
- At renewal, a policyholder can rescan a watch to add a fresh, dated record to its history.
For underwriting partnerships, email the contact above with "Underwriting partnership" in the subject and tell us what documentation your riders ask for.
For content creators and reviewers
YouTubers, journalists and watch-podcast hosts who cover spotting fakes, the secondary market or collecting: we work with creators case by case. Depending on the fit, that can mean WatchRadar Pro for review content, early access to feature releases, a referral link that shows what your audience does, and a revenue share on subscriptions from that link.
- Pro access for review content. Creators we work with get WatchRadar Pro, so a review can scan as many watches as it needs.
- Embargoed previews. Major feature launches can go out to creators first, with a defined embargo window.
- Referral tracking. Each creator gets a custom code (e.g.
watchradar.space/?ref=yourchannel) that we use to attribute visits and App Store downloads. - Revenue share. A share of WatchRadar Pro revenue from referred users, with terms agreed case by case.
How to apply
Email contact@watchradar.space with the partnership type in the subject ("Dealer partnership", "Underwriting partnership", "Creator partnership") and a one-paragraph introduction. We don’t ask for proposals or decks at the first email — a paragraph is enough to start.