Editorial Data

Data for journalists who cover watches

Sourced availability scores, sell-out documentation and market statistics. Licensed for editorial use.

What's available

Availability scores, sell-out documentation, trend comparisons and market statistics for a single piece or an ongoing arrangement. Can be structured as a content trade or licensed directly.

Availability Scores

A proprietary score per watch showing how hard it is to get right now. Sourceable, timestamped and reproducible.

Sell-out Documentation

When a watch sold out, how fast, and how it compares to similar references. Useful for hype stories and brand spotlights.

Restock Records

When and how often sold-out references return. Lead times, edition patterns and restock frequency by brand.

Market Trends

Which styles, movements and price tiers are gaining or losing traction across the full dataset.

Brand Comparisons

Side-by-side performance data for two or more brands. Availability, demand signals and pricing range.

Market Sizing

Aggregate statistics across the full dataset. Brand count, reference count, price distribution and availability by tier.

How Chronoscout works

Chronoscout automatically monitors covered watches across the websites of 340+ independent watch brands. It records availability, pricing, restocks and other changes whenever a source can be checked successfully.

When a covered watch sells out or returns, the observation is recorded. New references are added as they are identified and verified, creating a current picture of the market without pretending every source is complete or always reachable.

The result is a dataset that goes back years, spans a broad range of active microbrands and captures signals that would be difficult to follow manually at this scale.

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