Watch collection value tracker for iPhone
Three watches. One collection. Your whole financial picture.
Your bank sees your cash. It does not see the watches in your drawer. Keep the pieces together in one entry, without adding their values in a spreadsheet every month.
iPhone & iPad · Free tier · Optional Premium
Illustrative values, not appraisals. The €500 difference is a recorded valuation change, not a measured investment return.
Your first check-in
How to track a watch collection
Create one collection entry
Choose its currency and add each watch as an individual item with a value. Use a consistent valuation basis, such as your own current resale estimate.
Check the total once
Let the app add the items. Avoid also recording the same watches as separate assets: that would count them twice in your net worth.
Keep a dated check-in
Review values when you have new information. Keep a watch in your balance sheet even if you leave it out of the assets selected to fund a financial-independence goal.
Track a collection
Keep the pieces. Skip the separate entries.
Create a collection entry, then add the individual pieces and their values inside it. The app totals them for you. The collection stays a single part of your balance sheet, alongside your savings, investments, property and debts.
Track a collection
Update a piece, not a calculation.
When your estimate changes, update that item and record the date. Dated history gives you context beyond today’s total. You still decide what each piece is worth: Wealth Watcher does not automatically appraise watches or pull resale prices.
Track a collection
Valuable does not always mean available.
A watch can count towards net worth without being money you plan to spend. Financial-independence planning uses the funding assets you select. Leave your collection out if you do not intend to sell it to fund your goal.
Before you start
A few useful answers
Is this only for watches?
No. Individual items can help you organise other collections too, such as art or trading cards. You provide the values; the app is not an appraisal or insurance service.
Does the app know what my collection is worth?
No. Values are entered by you. Use your own estimates or a suitable external valuation source, and update them when you have new information.
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See your collection in the bigger picture
Start with a few assets and debts. No bank connection required. Explore the free tier; subscription details and limits are shown in the app.
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