The watch you're hunting probably listed on a forum you don't check. WatchPatrol puts every forum classifieds thread and marketplace listing in one search. Free.
Enthusiasts run the same loop every day: WatchUSeek, r/Watchexchange, eBay, half a dozen more tabs. WatchPatrol runs the loop for you — every forum classifieds thread and marketplace listing in one searchable index.
Forum classifieds are where rare references surface and where prices haven't been marked up. WatchPatrol indexes 20+ sources — 450+ brands, 5,000+ catalogued models — with filters for brand, model, price, size, and more.
KNOW THE NUMBER
Median ask, price spread, and price history for every model — built from real asks across sources, so you walk into a deal knowing what's fair. Model pages add image galleries, community sentiment, and videos.
LET THE HUNT RUN ITSELF
Star a listing and we'll flag the price drop, by push or email. Save a search and new matches come to you — instead of the other way around.
IDENTIFY BY PHOTO
Can't place a watch? Photograph it and get model matches by image similarity. Requires a free sign-in.
KNOW WHO'S SELLING
Seller pages show listing history and community feedback. And a straight answer on what we are: a search engine, not a marketplace. Every listing links back to its source, the deal happens where the seller posted it, and you bring your own diligence — we bring the price context.
Free. Sign-in optional (Apple or Google) — search and pricing work without an account. iPhone and iPad.
If you’re watching enthusiast or if you’re in the market for any type of Watch or any Watch accessory, this is *the* must-have app download it now; you won’t regret it!
My favorite watch search tool
Ethan Danstrom Sr.
I had been using WatchRecon for a long time until Mike sent me a link for his service. WatchPatrol has a nicer visual design and more features that are easier to use. Right now it seems to be collecting listing from more forums, and the pricing history data is really useful. If anybody is looking to research prices in pre-owned watches, find some details on a watch they have heard of, or is just looking for real life pictures of a watch they heard about in a review, this is the best possible tool to use. Great work! The seamless integration between the web and mobile applications is a fantastic luxury.
Good app with potential to be great
Crolyx
The app does what WatchRecon does, but with more features such as showing seller's feedbacks and price trend. The search, however, is weaker and doesn't pick up certain posts that WatchRecon does. Both apps limit you to 8 alerts. I wish you could set up more alerts. I would even pay $1-2 if it meant we could set up ~30 alerts.
Great, but search not working
mrjlawler
The search bar won’t allow searches I write in. If I type “R-O” then Rolex comes up and I can click on that, but I can’t typed Rolex and press enter. Big flaw.
WatchPatrol 2.0 is a full rebuild — new app, top to bottom.
One search across the forum classifieds and the marketplaces. Model pricing with median ask and price history. Star a listing for price-drop notifications; save a search and new matches come to you. Point the camera at a watch to identify it.
Sign in with Apple or Google, or don't — search and pricing work without an account.
Version 2.0.0
The developer, 60Clicks Media, LLC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy .
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Information
Seller
60Clicks Media, LLC
Size
82.4 MB
Category
Shopping
Compatibility
Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPhone Requires iOS 16.4 or later.
iPad Requires iPadOS 16.4 or later.
Mac Requires macOS 12.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later.
