A private record for every watch
Keep the story with the watch
Keep details, photos, and watch events together. Your collection starts private, and you choose what to share.
Start with the free registry. No credit card required.
What you get
Register your watch. Preserve its story.
The registry
One coherent watch record
Keep reference details, private photos, service events, and ownership context together. Share only the view you intend.
Start freeBefore a handoff
Check available reports
Search serial numbers against stolen-watch reports currently available to Aikakone. No match is not proof that a watch is clear.
Search reportsData screening
Check record consistency
Review reference, serial-format, production-year, and provenance data for inconsistencies. This does not authenticate a physical watch.
Run a screeningMarket context
Estimates with their limits
Explore clearly labelled reference estimates, their freshness, and confidence context—not live quotes or appraisals.
Explore the marketHow it works
Three steps to a clearer record.
Register your watch
Enter the details you know, add photos, and keep ownership and service events together in one watch record.
Review available checks
Review stolen-report results, data-only consistency screening, and clearly labelled reference estimates. Each result includes its limits.
Share on your terms
Create a shareable profile or QR code when you want to show the record. You decide what remains private.
Pricing
Start with the free registry.
Register your watch, check its history, and share its story. Paid upgrades and professional products below are roadmap previews while their end-to-end experiences are completed.
Register
Free
€0
Core tools to document your watch and share its story.
- Watch records, private photos, and events
- Serial dating and available-source report checks
- Clearly labelled reference estimates
Archive
Collector roadmap
New Archive upgrades are paused while document storage, full history, value trends, and insurance-ready reporting are completed and verified. Existing subscribers keep their current access.
- Planned: extended document workflows
- Planned: exportable collection history
- Planned: verified-source reporting
Privacy & transparency
Clear controls. Honest limits.
A useful watch record should be deliberate about sharing and precise about what its automated tools can—and cannot—tell you.
Sharing controls
Private by default, shared deliberately
Your collection begins inside your account. Public watch views and QR links are actions you choose, and public profiles do not display the submitted serial number. Account access remains subject to necessary security and support operations.
Data-only screening
Screening is not authentication
This automated screen checks submitted reference, serial-format, production-year, and provenance data for inconsistencies. It does not inspect the physical watch, movement, materials, or photos and cannot authenticate a watch or detect a superclone.
Reference estimates
Estimates are labelled as estimates
Market views can include modelled reference baselines when verified observations are unavailable. Baseline prices, momentum, regional comparisons, and illustrative trend lines are estimates—not live quotes, completed-sale evidence, or financial advice.
We do not describe automated screening as authentication, reference estimates as live prices, or roadmap capabilities as released features.
FAQ
Common questions
Is Aikakone really free?+
The current registry can be started without payment details. New Archive upgrades are paused while document storage, full history, value trends, and insurance-ready reporting are completed and verified. Existing subscribers keep their current access.
Which watch brands do you support?+
Registration is designed to be brand-agnostic. Available reference metadata varies by brand and model, and you can add the details you know manually.
How does the stolen watch check work?+
A fresh search checks reports currently available to Aikakone. A match is a signal to investigate, while no match is not proof that a watch is clear. Automated stolen-watch alert email delivery is not active. Use a fresh stolen-watch search before a transaction; do not rely on the alert subscription form for monitoring.
Who can see my watch data?+
Collection records begin inside your account. If you create a public watch view or QR link, review the visible fields before sharing; the submitted serial number is not part of the public profile. Access otherwise follows account permissions and necessary security or support operations.
How accurate are the market valuations?+
Market views can include modelled reference baselines when verified observations are unavailable. Baseline prices, momentum, regional comparisons, and illustrative trend lines are estimates—not live quotes, completed-sale evidence, or financial advice.
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Create an account and start a private watch record. The core registry is free, and feature limits are shown in context.
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