The Watch Register

The Watch Register The Watch Register is the leading international database of lost and stolen watches, with over 30 years’ experience in the sector.

We offer theft checks and certificates to pre-owned watch traders, and stolen watch recovery services to victims.

According to research conducted among insurance loss adjusters and claims managers across the US, Europe, Asia and the M...
12/08/2026

According to research conducted among insurance loss adjusters and claims managers across the US, Europe, Asia and the Middle East, insurers reported an average 17% increase in luxury watch-related claims compared with three years ago.
The outlook is equally concerning, with many insurers expecting claims to continue rising over the coming years.

As luxury watches remain highly desirable and easily resold, prevention is more important than ever. Whether you're buying, selling or owning a watch, taking simple precautions can help reduce your risk.

Stay vigilant. Protect your investment.
Read more via the link in bio 🔗

One database, trusted worldwide.With 24/7 instant results, wherever your journey takes you ✈️
07/08/2026

One database, trusted worldwide.

With 24/7 instant results, wherever your journey takes you ✈️

A great afternoon with the Insurance Fraud Investigators Group (IFIG) in Manchester, where Léa and Julian from the   tea...
06/08/2026

A great afternoon with the Insurance Fraud Investigators Group (IFIG) in Manchester, where Léa and Julian from the team presented on luxury watch and fine art crime.

The session concluded with a hands-on look at counterfeit watches, giving attendees the opportunity to examine the details that help distinguish genuine pieces from fakes 🕰️

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It is very easy to lose something valuable when on holiday mode. Take extra care when you are travelling this summer and...
23/07/2026

It is very easy to lose something valuable when on holiday mode. Take extra care when you are travelling this summer and don’t leave your watch unattended in airports, hotels and restaurants.

Where possible, wear your watch discreetly, and avoid posting on social media in real-time. A little extra awareness goes a long way when you're travelling.

Travel smart. Protect your watch wherever your journey takes you.

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We’re always grateful to hear feedback from our customers and community. Thank you for your continued trust in The Watch...
14/07/2026

We’re always grateful to hear feedback from our customers and community. Thank you for your continued trust in The Watch Register and our checking service.

Your experiences and reviews help us continue improving and supporting buyers, collectors, and dealers worldwide.

Used our service? We’d love to hear your feedback.
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Faster than checking in ✈️The Watch Register’s automated checking service delivers instant results in seconds, helping b...
02/07/2026

Faster than checking in ✈️
The Watch Register’s automated checking service delivers instant results in seconds, helping buyers, dealers, and collectors make informed decisions quickly and confidently.

This summer, check before you buy.

👉 https://www.thewatchregister.com

Stolen watches travel across borders faster than ever, often moving between countries and continents within days of a th...
25/06/2026

Stolen watches travel across borders faster than ever, often moving between countries and continents within days of a theft.

To date, The Watch Register has traced watches across 34 countries and 6 continents worldwide, highlighting the truly global nature of luxury watch crime.

Wherever you buy, make sure you buy with confidence.
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22/06/2026

Airports are prime locations for luxury watch theft, especially during the busy summer season.

Stay alert, keep your valuables close, and never leave your watch unattended while travelling.

The Art Loss Register was established in London in 1990 as the industry’s first global database of stolen art.The Watch ...
15/05/2026

The Art Loss Register was established in London in 1990 as the industry’s first global database of stolen art.

The Watch Register was founded in 2014, building upon decades of expertise in recovering stolen property and protecting the market.

Learn more via the link in bio 🔗

Check a serial number on our database with instant results. A Certificate of your theft check will be sent straight to y...
12/05/2026

Check a serial number on our database with instant results.

A Certificate of your theft check will be sent straight to your phone.

Check before you buy via the link in bio 🔗

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