How can we help?
Collections, offers, sellers and membership on WatchQuest, answered plainly.
Common questions
How do I add a watch to my collection?
Open My collection and tap Add watch. Search the catalogue to link your watch to its record and specifications, or choose “Enter details myself” if it isn't listed. You can add photos, purchase details, condition, notes and service records afterwards.
Who can see my collection?
Only you. Your entries, notes, purchase prices, serial numbers and photos are private to your account; photos are kept in private storage and shown to you through short-lived links.
Why are some watches missing from the catalogue?
A watch appears in the public catalogue only once it has a verified photograph that we are allowed to show. Many more records exist and are added as properly licensed photographs are found.
Where do specifications come from?
Each watch shows its source under “Where this information comes from”. Fields that no source records are left out rather than guessed.
How do I compare watches?
On any watch, tap Compare. Add up to four, then open the comparison from the Compare link.
What is the Watch of the Day?
An editor-written feature on one watch. When nothing has been published, Discover shows a watch chosen automatically from the catalogue and says so.
Who sells the watches in “Offers”?
Independent sellers. WatchQuest does not sell watches; you agree the sale directly with the seller once they accept your offer.
How do offers and seller contact work?
Anyone signed in can make offers: free members up to 5 a month. When a seller accepts, you get a notification. A seller's phone, email and website are shared with paid members once that seller accepts their offer.
How do I switch between light and dark?
Profile → Appearance. “System” follows your device.
How do I export or delete my data?
Profile → Profile and security → Your data.