Add your watch to the global stolen watch database in minutes. Reporting is always FREE — no account needed, and you can add documents later.
Active monitoring • Professional investigators • Pay only if recovered
Register a watch on the largest global database of lost and stolen watches. We will search for your watch on the international market and notify you immediately if we locate it, offering you assistance with recovery if required.
Don't have these yet? Submit your report now — you can add documents to it at any time.
Important Information:
Multiple watches from the same incident can be registered using the same form.
Please submit a new registration form for each separate incident.
Detailed information about your watch
Optional — but reports with a serial number are matched far more often.
Upload photos of your watch
JPG, PNG up to 10MB each
JPG, PNG, WEBP (max 10 MB each, up to 5 photos)
Yes, add Premium Recovery Tracking
We'll monitor global marketplaces 24/7 and alert you the moment your watch surfaces
Reporting stolen watches is completely free. We believe in protecting the community.
Your report will be added to our worldwide database accessible by dealers and law enforcement.
Help prevent others from unknowingly purchasing your stolen watch.
A complete report gives buyers, dealers, insurers, and investigators enough information to distinguish your watch from another example of the same model. Submit the report promptly, but do not guess at a serial number or theft detail. You can add reliable evidence as it becomes available.
Enter the brand, model, reference, and serial exactly as they appear on the watch or original documents. Include clear photographs of distinguishing marks, damage, engraving, and the box or papers when available.
File a police report and notify your insurer where applicable. Retain the crime or case number, insurance claim details, purchase invoice, service records, and proof of ownership so a later match can be escalated through the correct channel.
Add new photographs, marketplace links, police updates, or service history when you obtain them. If the watch is recovered, update its status so buyers do not continue to see an outdated alert.
You should provide the brand, model, serial number, photos, theft details, and any police or insurance reference numbers available.
Yes. A complete report helps buyers, dealers, auction houses, and investigators identify the watch if it appears for sale.
Yes. If you receive new details such as additional photos, service records, or police references, you can update the report through your account or support.