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New release · September 2026

Identify Any Watch
From a Photo

Snap a picture and WatchID names the brand, model and reference number in seconds.

1M+ watches identified so far

Identify watches from 500+ brands

Rolex logo
Patek Philippe logo
Audemars Piguet logo
Omega logo
TAG Heuer logo
Breitling logo
Cartier logo
IWC logo
Jaeger-LeCoultre logo
Hublot logo
Vacheron Constantin logo
Tudor logo
Zenith logo
Seiko logo
Richard Mille logo

How it works

From photo to reference number in three steps

WatchID does not guess from the logo alone. It matches the whole watch against real reference photos, so you get the exact model, not just the brand.

  1. Take or upload a photo

    A wrist shot, a photo from your camera roll or a screenshot from a listing. The dial should be visible and in focus.

  2. The AI reads the watch

    Dial layout, hands, bezel, case shape and text are compared with 100,000+ references from 500+ brands.

  3. Get the name and the reference

    Brand, model and the most likely reference numbers, ranked by similarity, with marketplace listings in the app.

Everything you need to master your collection

More than an identifier. WatchID is your companion for discovering, tracking and buying timepieces.

Instant Identification

Snap a photo and get the brand, model and reference candidates immediately, from vintage pieces to the latest releases.

Marketplace Listings

See where the identified watch is for sale. Horoview aggregates listings from around a hundred dealers and marketplaces.

Reference-Level Accuracy

Computer vision trained on real watch photos narrows the match down to the exact reference, not just the brand.

Collection and History

Keep every scan in your history, build your collection, and share public scans with other enthusiasts.

Horoview, the watch search engine behind WatchID

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HOROVIEW

As watch collectors, we knew how tedious it is to search a dozen websites to find the right second-hand watch.

So we built HOROVIEW, a search engine that consolidates most of the watch listings available in the world.

We gather data from around a hundred specialised and generalist sites, from dealers to marketplaces, which gives WatchID the broadest possible view of the market once your watch is identified.

Read more about the team and the company

Guides

Learn to identify watches like a dealer

Reference numbers, serials, brand codes and the visual cues that separate one model from another. Written by collectors for collectors.

Browse all guides
Wrist shot of a steel Rolex Daytona chronograph with a white dial and black ceramic bezel
Identification7 min read

How to Identify a Watch: A Step-by-Step Checklist

A practical checklist for identifying any watch: dial, case, caseback engravings, bracelet codes, movement and papers, plus photo-based identification.

Updated

Snap, Identify, Browse

Join the collectors who already use WatchID to put a name and a reference on every watch they see.

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