Watch Certificate is about expert authentication and a watch passport. StolenWatch is about one question first: is the serial number already in a stolen-watch record?
StolenWatch: Checks serials against stolen-watch records
Watch Certificate: Can complement authenticity work, but it is not the same thing
StolenWatch: Verification certificate for the serial lookup result
Watch Certificate: Watch passport and certificate of authenticity
StolenWatch: Buyer due diligence before money changes hands
Watch Certificate: Authentication and documentation after inspection
StolenWatch: Does not replace a watchmaker's inspection
Watch Certificate: Does not replace a stolen-watch database check
Watch Certificate focuses on authenticity, traceability, and a watch passport. It is useful when the buyer wants a professional certificate, not just a theft check.
Use StolenWatch first when you need to know whether a serial number is already tied to a stolen watch report before buying.
Yes. Authenticity and theft status are separate checks. A clean certificate does not replace a stolen-watch lookup.
Yes. StolenWatch supports Rolex, Cartier, Omega, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, and 50+ luxury brands.