Market Analysis · Made to Order

Reports On Demand

The weekly report reads the nine references the house follows. This is the same machinery, pointed where you aim it. Name a reference family, a single watch, or a whole collection — the house sweeps it across the venues, reads the asking against the realized, and signs the verdict. The intelligence was always the product. This is the product, made to order.

Signed PDF · Delivered in 72 hours · One house, every desk

The family

Reference Report

$149

One reference family, swept whole.

The asking landscape — every verified live listing, priced as listed
The realized archive — the house's verified sales record for the family
Movement + flags — outliers, mislabels, customized examples named
A signed verdict — buy / watch / avoid, and why

The watch

Single-Watch Dossier

$249

One specific watch — before you buy it, or before you list it.

The watch itself — its listing read against its reference's comps
Asking vs realized for the reference, from the house archive
Variant + red-flag checks from the house dossiers
A signed verdict — fairly priced, rich, or walk away

The collection

Collection Report

from $499

A collection read whole, as a portfolio.

Per-watch rows in the Dossier manner
Collection reads — concentration, duplication, strongest + weakest seats
Scope + price quoted in writing on application, before work begins

How ordering works

You name the subject — the reference, the listing, or the collection — by email to the desk.
The desk confirms scope + price in writing. If a sweep cannot meet the house verification standard inside 72 hours, the desk says so before the clock starts — a thin report is never padded to meet the promise.
Payment lands on the house's rail — PayPal or card via the SG checkout. The 72-hour clock starts when payment and the order details are both in.
The signed PDF arrives in your inbox — asking landscape, realized archive, flags, verdict, method page, and the honesty line. Reports that meet the house verification standard carry The Collector's Stamp of Approval.

Ordering opens with the founding announcement. Until then the desk takes names, not orders — write to the desk and your commission stands first in line when the door opens. One house rule on every desk: Geneva Papers™ and Monaco™ commissions are taken at this door tonight and fulfilled by their own desks, in their own editions, until their own checkouts arm.

The House Pass carries one a quarter

House Pass holders receive one Reference Report per quarter — on whichever desk they choose: this desk, The Geneva Papers™, Monaco™, or The Automatic Papers™ when it opens. It is the top seat's weight, four signed reports a year inside the $49/mo · $490/yr pass. Per-desk memberships do not include it. The subscribe page carries the pass.

One house, every desk

Reports On Demand is a house product, one architecture on every desk — the same three tiers, the same method, the same 72 hours. This desk takes the nine Speedmaster references and any single Speedmaster, signed by Rich. The Geneva Papers™ takes the Rolex references in its archive — its Deepsea “James Cameron” family report is the format's proof, filed as that desk's sample — signed by Arthur. Monaco™ takes the Heuer references from its board. The Automatic Papers™ is born with the model when it opens. Commissions for The Crown and the Rose™ — the house’s Tudor wing — are fulfilled inside the Geneva house until the wing surfaces.

The method, in one paragraph

Asking prices are what sellers hope for; realized prices are what buyers actually paid; the two are never blended. A listing that stops appearing is no longer appearing in our sweep — not a confirmed sale. A current bid is never an asking price; an auction estimate is never a result. Every figure carries its source and its date, and the sweep date is printed on the cover. A report reads the market as swept — it is not a certification, not an appraisal for insurance or tax, and not a promise of what any watch will trade for.