Watch history, verified
The dial tells the time. Caseback keeps everything else: who owned it, who serviced it, and whether it was ever reported stolen. The record goes to the next owner when you sell.
Same watch, two listings
Drag the handle. On the left, the seller's word. On the right, the same watch with its Caseback history.
Try it
This is how a crumpled receipt becomes a verified record. Click through it; nothing here is saved.
Meridian Watch Repair
Thank you! — M.
Here's what we read. Fields marked Check were harder to read, so take a second look.
Verification request
Meridian Watch Repair did this work. Ask them to confirm it from their Caseback account.
Done
The shop confirmed the job. The record is now verified, and the backstory has been rewritten from the records.
Dive watch · automatic
Ref. 2194-31
Backstory
Serviced once, logged by the owner. Two owners since 2011. No theft reports.
Your collection
The bar under each watch fills as you add papers, service records, and verifications. Pick one to see what's missing and post today's wrist check.
Example collection. Product photos are for illustration. Brand and model names identify the watches only; Caseback is not affiliated with these brands.
Privacy
Full serials help counterfeiters, so Caseback never shows one. We store a one-way fingerprint that lets us match a watch to its record and spot duplicates. Try it with any serial.
Shown on Caseback
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Stored fingerprint
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This demo runs in your browser and sends nothing. Caseback's real fingerprint also uses a secret key, so it can't be recomputed outside our servers.
For watchmakers and service centers
Log intake at the counter, keep customers updated as the job moves along, and close it to write a verified record to the watch's passport.
Questions
No. Caseback records a watch's history and who verified each part of it. It never certifies that a watch is genuine. For authentication, use a qualified watchmaker or a marketplace that offers it.
A verified record was confirmed by the shop that did the work, from inside their Caseback account, and the shop has passed our manual review of its business and credentials. Records you add yourself are marked as owner-logged.
Ownership transfer is coming after launch. You'll start a transfer, the buyer accepts it, and the full history moves to them. Your name stays off the record.
Yes, to read photos of watches and receipts and to write a short summary of a watch's history. Anything it reads is a draft you check and edit before saving. It never adds records on its own.
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