Getting to know the world of watches and the Watch Certificate™

The Franco-Swiss manufacturer LORIGE now equips its timepieces with a Watch Certificate™ passport, enhancing traceability and the service experience surrounding its creations inspired by the world of endurance.

A simplified, more accessible, and customizable interface to showcase watches in just a few clicks.

You have just invested in a luxury or collector's watch. If, unfortunately, it has been stolen, it is essential to know how to respond quickly and effectively. Here are the three essential steps to follow after your watch has been stolen.

Do you own a luxury watch and worry about it being stolen? It's true that they can attract attention, especially from people with bad intentions. Your watches are valuable items that may be exposed to certain risks. Taking preventive measures is something you should not neglect.

You own a watch that is dear to you, with great sentimental or financial value. Unfortunately, an incident can happen quickly, and you don't know how to proceed. There are four essential steps to follow when this happens.

Selinko (TOPPAN Group) offers a comprehensive solution for digitizing luxury goods, based on highly secure technologies (NFC, QR, fingerprinting). Integrated with Watch Certificate™, it enables watch brands to guarantee end-to-end traceability, tamper-proof authentication, and an enhanced customer experience from a single platform, while meeting the requirements of new European regulations (DPP).

Insuring your watch has long been a headache. Easy to steal and difficult to trace, traditional insurers only cover it at home, never when it is being worn. Watch Cover innovates with comprehensive all-risk insurance dedicated to protecting watches, both at home and outside, against damage, theft, or assault. This system is backed by unique technology that allows the watch to be reported stolen and blacklisted.

Watch Certificate™ will be present at Dubai Watch Week, November 19-23, 2025, one of the most influential watchmaking events held every two years.

In a new episode of its Scan and Talk podcast, hosted by Joé Courtine, Stiss puts the spotlight on watchmaking innovation live from the EPHJ Show in Geneva. On the mic: Guillaume Kuntz, co-founder of Watch Certificate™, who shares his vision of the future of the sector.