How does Watch Identifier & Value work?
Take a photo of a watch or upload one from your gallery. The app’s AI analyses visual details such as the dial layout, logo, bezel, case shape and bracelet, then returns the most likely brand, model and reference number along with an estimated market value range.
Can it find the reference number of my watch?
Often, yes. Where a model has several close variants, the app shows the most likely candidates — for example “116613LB or 126613LB” for a two-tone blue Submariner — so you know exactly what to check on the caseback or papers.
How accurate are the value estimates?
Values are shown as a range based on typical pre-owned market prices for that model. Condition, box and papers, service history and market swings all move the real price, so treat the estimate as a starting point — not a formal appraisal.
Can it tell if a watch is fake?
No app can authenticate a watch from a photo alone. Watch Identifier & Value tells you what a watch appears to be. For a purchase or insurance claim, have the movement and serial numbers verified by an authorised dealer or a qualified watchmaker.
Which brands does it recognise?
Everything from haute horlogerie (Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Vacheron Constantin, A. Lange & Söhne) to everyday favourites like Seiko, Casio, Swatch, Timex and Fossil. The in-app Maison Gallery tracks 55 houses you can discover.
Can I track the value of my whole collection?
Yes. Save identified watches to one or more collections to see your total portfolio value, a breakdown by brand and movement type, and export everything as a PDF report.
Is the app free?
Watch Identifier & Value is free to download on Google Play. Check the store listing for current details on any premium features.
Is there an iPhone version?
The app is currently available on Android through Google Play.