Who can see that my watch is stolen?

Anyone who looks up the serial on Swiss411 — and that includes law enforcement, watch dealers, jewelry & watch trade-show members, repair experts, and insurance companies. That broad visibility is what makes a stolen watch hard to resell.

How much does it cost?

A one-time $99 fee for a lifetime record. There are no renewals or recurring charges.

What happens after I file?

Your report is reviewed and verified before it's published. Once approved, the watch is flagged in the worldwide lookup with a permanent reference number.

What if I get the watch back?

Contact us and we'll mark it recovered, which clears the stolen flag from the public lookup.

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File a lost or stolen report

Fill in what you can — the serial number is the most important field for matching. $99 one-time, verified before it goes live.

This watch was

Watch details

Brand *

Model *

Reference number

Serial number *

Year

Dial color

Bracelet / strap

Incident

Date lost/stolen

Where it happened

Police report number

Police jurisdiction

What happened (optional)

Your contact details

Full name *

Email *

Phone

Country

City

Photos (optional)

Add any photos you have — dial, caseback, serial, papers. They help dealers and police identify the watch.

Add photos (up to 8)

Filing a knowingly false report may be unlawful. Reports are verified before publishing.