The log

A collection's memory is worth as much as the collection.

The papers, the purchase date, the seller, every service, the piece's history before you. All the things that get lost in a folder and three shoeboxes.

What goes in

One record per piece

Identity

Maison, reference, calibre, serial number, year. The fields that matter when you have to prove what you own.

The file

Certificate, invoice, box and papers, photos on receipt. All in one place, retrievable in thirty seconds.

The piece's life

Services, interventions, strap changes, incidents. The history that makes the difference on the day you sell.

Sharing

You decide every time

Nothing is published. Sharing is an explicit act, limited in time, addressed to one person. You see what was opened, to whom, and until when. You close it in one move.

Before a sale
Open a piece's full file to the buyer, for forty-eight hours.
Before an evening
Show the host what you are bringing, without revealing the rest of the log.
After a theft
A complete, dated, exportable file for the insurer and the police report.
One day
Passing it on. A collection without papers loses part of its value, and all of its story.
Worth knowing

The log talks to nobody

It feeds no ranking, no public recommendation, no statistics sold to a brand. It is also not there to display your net worth to other members.

Its only job is to be useful to its owner, and usable the day you have to prove something.

Open a log

The log is free for members of the circle, with no limit on pieces.