Your business runs on WhatsApp.
That’s the problem.
Selling to dealers, sourcing for clients, keeping clients warm: it all happens in the same app as your family group. Watches get buried, prices leak, clients go quiet, and none of it reaches your books.
WristBook takes every one of those conversations out of the chat.
- MWMiami Watch Dealers 🔥now+1 305 •••: 📷 Photo412
- TCTagliaferro Clients 📣2mYou: 📷 GMT-Master II, DM for price
- RORolex Only · Wholesale3mTony: Who has 126610LN full set238
- ?+1 786 •••4mstill available?3
- MMom5mCall me when you can ❤️1
- FLFL Dealers ONLY6m+1 954 •••: 📷 Photo189
- CCarlos (client)7mSaw your story, is that the Daytona?2
- ⚽️Soccer Parents ⚽️8mJen: Practice moved to 527
Million-dollar inventory, run out of group chats.
A dealer does three things all day, and WhatsApp was built for none of them.
Your piece is buried in minutes.
Whoever wasn't looking in those ninety seconds never saw it. Even the dealer who wanted it.
Thirty replies. Who's real?
You spend the afternoon in DMs with strangers, and your client's want is in front of every dealer in Florida.
One broadcast. Everyone mutes it.
Every client gets every piece, so they stop reading. The one who wanted it never hears, and the dealer down the street sees your prices.
Not a better group chat.
A place for each conversation.
Another chat app brings the same noise back. WristBook gives the dealer side and the client side each their own home, both tied to your stock and your books.
847 unread, or the one deal that matters.
A private exchange for the checked dealers in your city. Your stock goes in front of the dealers who want it, your client’s want finds the watch, and the deal closes with a record.
- Wants that find the watch. Post what a client is after once. When a dealer has it, you both get pinged.
- Holds that run out on their own. 24 hours, a countdown both sides see.
- Every dealer checked. A track record of deals settled and reply times. Facts, not stars.
- Close it, and it's booked. The sale lands in the seller's books and the watch in the buyer's stock.
Your broadcast group, made personal.
Clients join from your storefront and tell you what they’re hunting for. When it comes in, only they hear, first, from you. Nobody sees anybody else, and nothing gets muted.
- 1Rolex GMT-Master II Pepsi · 126710BLROup to $24k, box and papers
- 2Patek Philippe Aquanaut · 5167Aany condition
3 wanted it. The rest learn to mute you, and a dealer in the group screenshots your price.
All 3 wanted it. Each gets a note in your name, and you see who opened it and who asked you to hold it.
Every conversation ends up in your books.
This is the part a chat app can’t do. The Network and the private list run on the same inventory, clients, deals and books you run the business on. So a conversation turns into a sale, and the sale is already recorded.
Selling, sourcing, holds and inspections with checked dealers in your city. Wants find the watch.
WristBookClients say what they're hunting for. Only they hear when it comes in.
One branded link to your live stock. Inquiries land with you, not in a group.
- Mon01Bought on the Network
A Miami dealer had your want. Held, inspected, agreed.
- Mon02Lands in your stock
Cost, paperwork and the invoice already attached.
- Mon03Matched to 3 clients
They asked for it on your private list.
- Tue04Carlos holds it
One tap from his email. You call him.
- Wed05Sold and invoiced
Branded invoice, sent from the deal.
- Wed06Profit in your books
Fees and shipping in. Nothing to reconcile.
WhatsApp, or WristBook
- Your stockA photo that scrolls away in minutesLive, in front of the dealers and clients who want it
- Finding the buyerPost to everyone, hope the right one is lookingMatched to wants, theirs and your clients'
- Who you're dealing withA number with a flagChecked dealers with a track record you can read
- Your pricesScreenshotted and forwarded to a clientDealer price to dealers only. Cost and serials never leave your books
- Your clientsEvery client gets every piece, then mutes youEach client hears only about what they asked for
- When it sells“Sold” in a chat, then type it all up laterInvoiced, in stock or out, and in your books
- If the phone goesYour client list goes with itYours, in your account, exportable
Questions dealers ask
Do my clients have to download anything?+
No. They join your private list from your storefront link or a QR code: their name, how to reach them, and the watches they're hunting. When something on their list comes in, they hear from you by email. No app, no account, no group.
Do I have to leave my groups?+
No. Keep them if you like. Most dealers find they open them less once their stock, wants and clients live somewhere that remembers. Some post their private list link in their old broadcast group and move people over.
Can the other dealers or clients see each other?+
No. On the private list, every message goes from you to one client and replies come back to you only. On the Network, members see your dealer price on the pieces you choose; your cost, serials and notes stay in your books.
Is the Network open where I am?+
It's open in South Florida and building in Dubai. Anywhere else, put your city on the board: it opens once 10 dealers there sign up. The private list, storefront and the rest of WristBook work anywhere today.
Does WristBook take a cut?+
No. No commission on anything you sell, to dealers or clients. Money moves the way it always has.
Get out of the chats.
Thirty minutes, on your own stock. We’ll show you the Network, your private list, and how it all lands in your books. We move your inventory and clients over for you.