Hi from St. Petersburg, Florida

[chunt006]

I started collection yacht timers many years ago. Mostly low budget watches. NOw i am very intrigued by vintage Grand Seikos but must admit that the market has probably moved beyond affordability. I can still dream though and I am learning as much as I can about the history.

Does anyone know how to create a website to track the watches in your collection? I have a large spreadsheet but want to add more photos and a cleaner look.

Thanks and I'm glad I found this forum.

Charlie

[dapellegrini]

Welcome!

I use the "Watch Collection" utility on chrono24.com to keep my common, well known and/or modern watches.  They offer value tracking as well, which is kind of all over the place, but a nice idea.  Some folks don't like the idea of putting your watch data up on that site - but you don't have to include serial numbers, etc...

I also have a google sheet and a google doc with all of the details, including photos of everything in case of theft - and for insurance reasons.

[chunt006]

I have a spreadsheet as well and use Imgur to store my photos. It's kind of cumbersome though so I was looking for a cleaner option. I'll check out the chrono24 website. Thanks for the reply.

[endy]

Hello and welcome

[HiBeat]

Welcome Aboard the WristSushi Train !

We have a few members with interesting yacht timers so let's see what comes about (you see what I did there? )

[inboost]

Hello and welcome!

[cd_god]