ChronoScrape watches the places dealers buy from, checks every listing against what the same watch has actually sold for, and sends you the ones where the margin is still there.
Chrono24, eBay, watch forums, classifieds and dealer channels are checked on a regular schedule. New listings are pulled in, matched to the exact reference and de-duplicated, so the same watch is not shown to you twice.
Each listing is set against what that reference has actually sold for, not just what other sellers are asking. We also look at how the seller has behaved, for example whether the price has already been cut.
The further under the market a watch is priced, the better the grade. A means a clear margin, B a smaller one, C is at or near the market. Where we are unsure of a number, we say so on the listing.
Deal alerts and hunt alerts are sent to your chat. Tell us the references you buy and the feed narrows to those.
An asking price is a wish. We lean on completed sales and auction results to say what a reference really trades for, and we show where each number came from.
Sold listings and auction results are the basis for the market price of a reference.
Current asks from the marketplaces, forums and classifieds are what we grade against that price.
You choose the references. You only see deals in those, so the feed stays short enough to act on.
Founding Cohort 1 is open by application. Admission is reviewed, not automatic — every application gets a personal read.
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