Watch Ledger is a stolen-watch alert system and digital ownership registry for luxury watches. Register what you own, prove it is yours, and check any watch before you buy it.

Luxury-watch theft is widespread, and the tools to fight it have always been slow and closed. Traditional stolen-watch databases depend on police reports and manual verification, often taking days, and they are not publicly searchable in real time. By the time a stolen watch is recorded, it has usually already been resold. Watch Ledger changes that: a theft is flagged instantly and publicly, and anyone can verify a watch in seconds.

REGISTER YOUR WATCH
Record your watch's brand, model and serial number. Once verified, you receive a unique Watch Ledger certificate with a QR code - portable, verifiable proof of registered ownership that you can share when you sell.

REPORT STOLEN IN ONE TAP
If your registered watch is stolen, flag it instantly. The alert is broadcast to other users and the watch is added to the public Stolen Ledger, searchable by serial number, brand or model. Serial numbers are always partially masked to protect your privacy.

CERTIFIED CHECK - ALWAYS FREE
Before you buy, look up any certificate or serial number to see whether a watch is registered and whether it has been reported stolen. Fast, independent due diligence in seconds.

AUTHORISED BOUTIQUES
Browse a directory of watch businesses that have passed document and identity verification, and follow the ones you trust.

COMMUNITY FORUM
Discuss authentication, market values, and buying and selling with the wider watch community.

BOUTIQUE STORIES
See stock and market updates posted by verified businesses.

BUILT-IN SAFETY CONTROLS
Report any post, comment or story, and block any account. Reports go to our moderation team for review, and a blocked account disappears from your feed immediately.

WHO IT IS FOR
Watch owners and collectors, private buyers and sellers, and verified watch retailers - anyone who owns, buys or sells a luxury watch.

FREE AND PAID FEATURES
Creating an account, searching the Stolen Ledger, running Certified Checks and using the Forum are free. Registering watches and boutique directory listings are optional paid features.

Watch Ledger complements law enforcement but does not replace it. If your watch is stolen, we recommend that you also report the theft to the police.