WristOwl · Guided demo · pre-launch

Build a Pursuit. See what deserves attention.

Change the buying conditions, evaluate the same synthetic market, and watch the decision change. The point is not to find the cheapest listing. It is to find the offer that fits this collector—or decide that none does.

Synthetic fixture. The Tissot reference is real. Every seller, price, policy, availability state, relationship, and market observation is fictional. No live integration, market coverage, or partnership is implied.

Demo reference

Reference

One referenceThree synthetic offers

Collector simulation

Define → Evaluate → Inspect → Decide

This is a deterministic product-validation demo, not the production WristOwl experience or recommendation logic.

01 / Define

Your Pursuit

What would make this watch worth buying?

Use the controls below as the collector's private decision policy. No real collector information is collected or submitted.

Watch / reference This bounded demo uses one canonical reference.

Maximum Estimated Delivered Cost

A hard ceiling for this demo.

Manufacturer warranty Changes whether non-authorized offers can qualify.

Savings needed to trade warranty

Used only when warranty is flexible.

Minimum return window Offers below this window do not qualify.

Or try a scenario

What this demo is proving

The decision belongs to the collector.

Cheapest advertised price does not automatically win.

Collector conditions can change the recommended offer.

When zero offers qualify, “Nothing worth acting on right now” can be the correct result.

Checkout remains with the original seller.

Build a Pursuit. See what deserves attention.

What would make this watch worth buying?

Same market. Different answer.

What deserves action now?

The decision belongs to the collector.