Current service received
Record what was actually done, from battery replacement to regulation, polish, pressure test, or full movement service.
Service history
Keep service history with the watch.
Watch Roll keeps service history attached to each collector record, including service dates, recommended next service, measured accuracy, photos, and watchmaker details.
Recommended next service
Separate recommendations from completed work so the next step stays clear for the owner.
Measured accuracy
Track timing notes such as seconds per day so changes over time are easier to understand.
Service photos
Attach bench photos so the service history becomes a clearer, more useful part of the watch record.
Service history questions
How Watch Roll keeps service records useful.
How does Watch Roll track watch service history?
Watch Roll stores service history on the individual watch record, including service dates, service received, recommended next service, measured accuracy, service photos, watchmaker account, and service type.
Can a watchmaker update service history?
Yes. A collector can invite a Watchmaker account to update service history for a specific watch without granting broader access to the collection.
Does Watch Roll separate completed service from recommended service?
Yes. Watch Roll separates current service received from recommended next service so owners can distinguish completed work from future recommendations.