Watchry: Watch Identifier

This month: the identification read now names lug shape and dial printing alongside the reference, so you can check the call against the piece in hand.

You're holding a watch under the kitchen light and you have no idea what it actually is. Point the camera at it. Watchry names the reference, the era, and the movement, one detail at a time.

What you get: • Photograph a watch and get a reference read: lug shape, dial printing, caseback, movement • A watch identifier and value read that names the specifics, so you can check the call against the piece in hand • A collection log with one entry per watch, kept in your own hand • A value range with what shifts it, never a single inflated number • The persona's read, dry and specific, one observation per reply

How it feels: Ugo starts with the lug shape. Then the crown at three o'clock, then the dial, then the movement under the caseback. Honest wear reads better than a polish. The movement decides the story.

Who it's for: • The collector at a flea-market table with the seller waiting and a suspiciously clean dial in hand • The owner who's opened the drawer and found three pieces they'd forgotten • The one who wants to walk into a shop and read a watch on their own eye

Privacy: Your collection log stays on your device. Photographs you submit for identification are used to produce the read and are not sold. Full policy is linked in-app.

One detail at a time.

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