Serial-number checks, stolen-watch reporting, and dated search records for safer pre-owned watch transactions.
To make stolen-watch checks clear, accessible, and useful before a pre-owned transaction takes place.
StolenWatch was created to make serial-number due diligence easier for buyers, owners, and watch professionals.
The platform combines searchable theft records with structured reporting, supporting evidence, and dated search documentation.
A database result is one part of a responsible transaction. We encourage users to match the serial to the watch and paperwork, verify the seller, and seek expert inspection for high-value purchases.
The principles that guide everything we do at StolenWatch
We maintain the highest standards of data accuracy and verification, ensuring our database is reliable and trustworthy for all users.
We serve the entire watch community - from individual collectors to major dealers - with equal dedication and support.
We protect user data with bank-level encryption and never share personal information without explicit consent.
Operating in multiple languages and jurisdictions, we provide worldwide coverage to fight watch theft on a global scale.
We constantly improve our technology and verification methods to stay ahead of evolving theft tactics and fraud schemes.
We strive for excellence in every aspect of our service, from customer support to database accuracy and platform performance.
We maintain searchable records for stolen watches using serial numbers, reference numbers, incident details, and supporting evidence where available.
Our platform allows anyone to verify a watch before purchasing, helping prevent the inadvertent purchase of stolen property and protecting honest buyers.
We help owners prepare a structured theft record that can be shared with police, insurers, dealers, and marketplaces.
We provide repeat-search and bulk workflows for dealers, auction houses, insurers, and other watch-market professionals.
We educate the watch community about theft prevention, identification of stolen watches, and best practices for secure watch transactions.
Real numbers showing how we're making a difference in the watch community
Snapshot reviewed 26 July 2026: 200,000+ submitted reports are in the verification pipeline; the searchable verified count is rounded down from 16,599 production records marked verified. Pipeline reports are not presented as verified records. Search results reflect available verified records at query time and do not by themselves prove authenticity or ownership.
StolenWatch combines watch-market research, structured data, and software designed around serial-number due diligence.
The team reviews public claims against available product and database evidence before publishing them.
Support is available through the contact channel for questions about searches, reports, and account workflows.