Watches in Stock

Shows a brand’s page in the store: its collections with how many are listed, and its newest listings.

Says whether listings are still listed on watchesinstock.com, each by name. Use it when someone asks if a watch from earlier is still there.

Shows two to four listings side by side with their prices and details. Use it when someone wants to choose between specific listings.

Shows a brand's main models as a guide: what each is, who it suits, its style, and how many are listed now with typical prices. Use it when someone knows the brand but not the model, is buying a gift, or asks for help choosing. Covers Patek Philippe, Rolex and Audemars Piguet.

Shows one model, such as the Rolex Daytona or Patek Philippe Nautilus: how many are listed now with typical prices, the dials it comes in with their prices, and its references. Use it when someone names a model and wants an overview before choosing a dial or reference.

For a watch that is not listed, or not listed the way the customer wants it, or a watch the customer owns and is thinking of selling. Returns a WhatsApp link to a Watches in Stock specialist with a draft note. Nothing is sent to the customer or the specialist, and nothing is ordered, reserved or paid for; the request is recorded for Watches in Stock, which may be told by phone, and each call asks the store for its next specialist. Use it only when the customer asks for that help.

Looks up which Watches in Stock specialist handles a listing and returns a WhatsApp link with a draft note. Nothing is sent to the customer or the specialist, and nothing is ordered, reserved or paid for; the request is recorded for Watches in Stock, which may be told by phone, and each call asks the store for its next specialist. Use it only when the customer asks to talk to a specialist about a listing or says they want to go ahead. Questions about holds, offers, payment, shipping or returns are answered with store_info instead.

Shows one listing in detail, with its photo, parsed facts, the dealer description and its price next to like-for-like listings. Use it when someone asks about a specific watch from search_watches, including how its price compares.

Explains a watch nickname or reference: which references it covers, what they look like and which years they were made. Use it for questions such as "what is a Bruce Wayne?".

Shows analytics for a watch: where listed prices sit, prices by year and by what is included, new listings each day, price history when there is enough, a price checker and background on the model. Use it for questions about value, trends or how a price compares. Based on listed prices from dealer posts of the last 14 days, not sold prices.

Shows the Watches in Stock storefront: new arrivals, our own stock, leading brands and example questions. Use it when someone wants to browse, asks what is new or what is available, or has not named a watch yet.

Gives the low, median and high listed price for a watch, as text with no card, for questions such as "what does a 2021 Batgirl go for?". For charts by year and by what is included, use market_report.

Passes the customer’s name and phone number or email to Watches in Stock so a specialist contacts them about a watch, by WhatsApp, call, text or email, at the time they prefer. Use it when the customer asks to be contacted and has given these details for that purpose. The details are kept privately for 90 days and never shown to dealers.

Searches current watch listings and shows them as photo cards. For questions about finding, choosing, comparing or pricing a luxury watch, including general ones such as "which watch should I get for 10k?": it has live dealer listings with real prices from the last 14 days. Knows trade nicknames and which years each one existed, so a request for a year that did not exist returns the closest real watch with an explanation.

For someone thinking of selling a watch they own. Shows what similar watches are listed at today, next to what Watches in Stock has published about a quick sale to a dealer and about consignment. It makes no offer and works out no estimate: a specialist does that, through get_sourcing_link with purpose sell.

What Watches in Stock has published about itself and its terms: buying, the deposit, authenticity, prices, availability, selling, consignment, where listings come from, shipping, returns, warranty, payment, currency and customer details. Use it for questions about the business rather than one watch; for gift wrap, engraving, trade-in, seeing a watch in person, sending a watch you sell, financing or price alerts it says what is published.

Suggests nicknames, references and models, with photos, for the store search box.