Chrome extension for watch buyers

Know if it's a good deal before you buy.

  1. 1Glance. A badge on the listing gives the verdict and the price delivered to your door, with shipping, duty and taxes included.
  2. 2Open it. The market, the costs line by line, and every cheaper listing.
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Before you open it
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What you get

Everything you'd check yourself, already checked.

How it works

Three steps, no setup.

  1. 1

    Add Raredial to Chrome

    One click from the Chrome Web Store. No sign-up.

  2. 2

    Open a watch listing

    On eBay, Chrono24 or r/Watchexchange. Raredial reads the reference from the page.

  3. 3

    Read the verdict

    A badge on the listing gives the verdict and the delivered price. Open it for the market and cheaper options.

The verdict

Five answers, one glance.

Questions

Good to know.

Is Raredial free?

Yes. Install it from the Chrome Web Store and use it on as many listings as you like.

Which sites does it work on?

eBay (17 country sites), Chrono24 (40 country sites), and the r/Watchexchange and r/WatchExchangeCanada communities on Reddit.

Where do the market prices come from?

From current listings of the same reference on eBay, checked within the last six hours. These are asking prices, not sales, so treat the verdict as a guide to the market rather than a valuation.

How accurate is the delivered cost?

It's an estimate. Shipping, duty and taxes depend on the seller, the courier, where the watch was made and the rules where you live. Lines that are estimates are marked, and anything we can't estimate is shown as not included.

What if it picks the wrong reference?

Click the pencil next to the reference at the top of the panel, type the right one, and the comparison runs again.

Does it work in other browsers?

Raredial is built for Chrome first. It also runs in most Chromium browsers, such as Edge, Brave and Arc, through the Chrome Web Store.

Shop the next watch with the whole market beside you.

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