Running a watch business takes a dozen apps. It should take one.
Inventory, buyers, deals, listings, and true books — the whole operation in one place, built for the trade. Stop copying numbers between a spreadsheet, QuickBooks, and a group chat.
Or try the core features live — no demo neededYour business, right now
Stock, buyers, and the books — one view.
Profit by brand
$0What it replaces
You’re paying five tools to do one job. WristBook is all of them.
Accounting here, a spreadsheet there, a CRM, a notes app, an email tool — and not one of them knows what a watch is. Here’s the bill you’re carrying, and what replaces it.
- ~$65QuickBooksAccounting & P&L
- ~$12ExcelInventory tracking
- ~$50HubSpotBuyer CRM
- ~$10NotionDeal notes & wishlists
- ~$20MailchimpBuyer outreach
All five jobs — accounting, inventory, buyers, wishlists, outreach — in one login, built for watches.
≈ $900 a year
And none of those five know a 126610LN from a 116610LN, or how box and papers move the price. WristBook does — it was built for the trade, not bent to fit it.
Prices shown are representative retail rates for common plans.
Case study
I work full-time, I have two little kids. I don't have extra seconds, let alone hours, to work on this. So give me something I can work with and use on the run.
Vincent runs Moment for Time. He built a real book in the $1–8K range around a full-time job and two young kids, with no storefront and no big capital behind him. If you're early, or scaling this on the side, he was you twelve months ago, and this is the stack that got him here.
Meet Case
Ask your shop anything.
Case is the little helper built into WristBook. Ask her a question about your business — she reads your real numbers and just tells you. In seconds, not spreadsheets.
You’ve sold 7 Tudor Pelagos this year — $92,400 in, at an 8.4% margin.
Your whole operation, one watch at a time.
Sale minus everything you put in — true net profit.
See the booksLive carrier rates, label and packing slip printed, tracking synced to the deal.
See the integrationThat was one watch.
You’ve got a whole floor.
~34 minutes back on this one — and ~$900 a year back on the five tools you’ll cancel.
done doing this by hand.
Month-to-month. No per-deal fees.
See WristBook run a real dealer’s day.
Short walkthroughs of the actual app — one dealer job each. Log a $14k watch from a photo, match a buyer before you’ve listed, close a deal straight into true P&L. No pitch, no demo call.
How I log a $14,000 watch in 20 seconds (no spreadsheet)
Sell where your buyers already are.
WristBook drives your channels instead of replacing them. List once, sell anywhere, and every sale flows back to one set of books — automatically. See exactly how each one works:
Also sell jewelry? It’s the same account.
Chains, estate pieces, designer jewelry — logged the way they exist, in the same inventory, dashboards, P&L, and share pages as your watches. Toggle it on for +$29/mo on any plan.
Pricing
One book. Two ways to run it.
Essentials runs the selling side. Dealer runs the whole business, books included. Pick a plan and watch what changes. No per-deal fees, month-to-month.
For the dealer who wants to run everything here: the selling side, the books, consignment and the team.
- Everything in Essentials
- Expenses, accounting & your real P&L
- Consignors, vendors & socials
We move your existing records in for you, and you get a 1:1 onboarding call.
Your real profit after overhead, month by month. This is the part that replaces QuickBooks.
Tap any tool to see what it does.
- Inventory, unlimited
- Buyers & wishlists, unlimited
- Buyer matching
- Deals with per-deal profit
- Branded storefront
- eBay & shipping labels
- Chrono24 market search
- Expenses
- Accounting & P&L (replaces QuickBooks)
- Consignors & payouts
- Vendors
- Socials (Social Pack generator)
- Shopify sync & API
- Users1Up to 3
- Case AI assistantMonthly allowanceUnlimited
- Getting your records inSelf-serve CSV importDone for you
- 1:1 onboarding call
Jewelry add-on
+$29 / month, on either planAlso sell chains, rings and designer pieces? Add jewelry and the same WristBook carries both halves of the business in one inventory.
Not sure which one fits? We’ll walk you through it on your own inventory.
Book a demo call
$500K Flipping Watches in His First Year
Vincent Mercandetti · Moment for Time
Roughly $450K in revenue in year one, all in the $1–8K range, while working a full-time job with two kids at home. Sourcing, margin, and the deal that still keeps him up at night.
WristBook dealers get the mic.
A seat on The Second Hand is reserved for people running their business on WristBook. Once your account is established we invite you on. Your story, your shop, in front of an audience already in this trade — and the clips are yours to keep.
Questions
The short answers.
Who is WristBook for?
How is it different from generic sales software?
Is my buyer list private?
How secure is my data?
What if I'm already on another watch-based tool?
Can I import from Chrono24, eBay, or another marketplace?
What happens if I cancel?
What are you working on next?
What does it cost?
How do I get started?
The whole business, one place.
Inventory, buyers, the books, your storefront — one system built for the watch trade. Set up in minutes. Start free for 14 days, plans from $29/mo.


