Drop a watch photo here
or click to browse · JPG, PNG, WEBP · Max 4MB
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We couldn't identify this watch. Try a clearer photo showing the dial and brand name.
Tools . Photo identification
Point a camera at any watch and get the brand, model and reference back, with what the market is currently asking for it. Useful when you are looking at a watch in person and the dial does not tell you enough.
Drop a watch photo here
or click to browse · JPG, PNG, WEBP · Max 4MB
We couldn't identify this watch. Try a clearer photo showing the dial and brand name.
Reference
Our AI-powered identifier uses OpenAI's Vision technology to analyze your uploaded photo. It examines the dial design, case shape, brand markings, and other visual characteristics to determine the brand, model, and reference number. Results are then cross-referenced with our database of 64,000+ watch listings to provide current market pricing.
For best results, take a clear, well-lit photo showing the full dial face with the brand name and hour markers visible. Avoid extreme angles, heavy reflections, or dark shadows. Close-up photos of just the dial work better than full wrist shots.
The AI correctly identifies the brand and model family in most cases (high confidence). Exact reference numbers may vary, the AI provides its best match and indicates confidence level (high, medium, or low). For definitive identification, we recommend cross-checking with a reference number lookup.
No. Your photo is sent to OpenAI for analysis and immediately discarded. We do not store, save, or share any uploaded images. The processing is done in real-time and no image data is retained.
The identifier works for virtually all watch brands, from major houses like Rolex, Omega, Patek Philippe, and Audemars Piguet to independent watchmakers and microbrands. Our database tracks over 1,300 brands, and the AI has knowledge of thousands more.