Search engine for pre-owned watches
Every listing.
One search.
HorologyRadar brings for-sale watch listings from enthusiast forums, subreddits, and marketplaces into one place. Search by reference, filter the way you would on a marketplace, and get an alert the moment the watch you are tracking appears anywhere.
See how it works ↓every morning.
- Forums, one at a time
- Reddit, sorted by new
- Marketplace saved searches
- Dealer inventory pages
01 How it works
Find the exact watch, wherever it was listed.
By reference, model, or nickname
Type 126610LN, Submariner Date, or Hulk. Typo-tolerant, with the aliases collectors actually use. Quotes for exact phrases, minus to exclude.
Like a marketplace, over forum posts
Brand, model, price, case size, condition, listing type, availability, seller, location, source, and how recently it was posted. Every option shows a live count.
Fires wherever the watch appears
Save any search as an alert. Get an email the moment a match is posted on any source, instantly or as a daily digest. Negative keywords keep the noise out.
02 What a listing looks like
The real asking price, read from the post.
The exact figure the seller wrote inside the post. Titles often show an approximation like "$15,500+"; HorologyRadar reads past it. Ranges and "price on request" are shown as written, never flattened to a number.
Reposts and cross-posts of the same watch collapse into one listing with a timeline: first listed, price changes, bumps, sold.
Every listing names its source, shows the seller's handle and post count there, and links to the original thread. The transaction always happens on the source site.
Available, on hold, sold, traded, or withdrawn, tracked as the source thread changes. Sold listings stay searchable as price history.
03 Sources
Forums first. Marketplaces with permission.
HorologyRadar indexes public for-sale sections of enthusiast forums and subreddits using their published feeds, with attribution and a link back on every listing. Marketplaces and dealers are added only through their official APIs, affiliate feeds, or a written agreement. Site owners can read exactly what we do, and how to opt out, on the page for site owners.
For site owners ↗04 Who makes it
A Vega LLC product.
HorologyRadar is built by Vega LLC, an independent, founder-led software workshop in the New York City area. It is the search layer of a larger horology app in development.