A private wishlist for the watches on your radar
WristLog.app's wishlist is a quiet place for the watches you're thinking about. Save a watch from a photo or a few words, add a reference price if you like, and sort the list by brand or price. No price alerts, no affiliate links, no feed telling you what to want. When you finally buy one, tap "I bought it!" and it moves straight into your collection, photo and details included.
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Why keep a wishlist?
A wishlist is one of the best tools for buying well. Writing a watch down, and seeing it still there in a few months, separates real desire from a passing impulse. It also helps you see your collection as a whole: what's missing, what would just repeat something you already own, and what you'd sell to make room.
How it helps
- Buy with your head, not on impulse. A watch that's still on your list months later is one you really want.
- Never forget a watch you spotted. A photo is enough to save the brand and model before the moment passes.
- Know what you're saving for, with a reference price next to each watch.
- No retyping when you buy. Tap "I bought it!" and it moves straight into your collection.
Private by design
Your wishlist is yours alone. There's no social feed, nobody watching what you save, and nothing trying to sell you the watch. Just your own signal, free from noise.
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See it for your own collection.
WristLog.app catalogues your watches from a photo and shows you how you really wear them. Free on iPhone and Android.
Common questions
How many watches can I save to my wishlist?
The free plan holds up to 5 wishlist pieces. Premium makes the wishlist unlimited.
Does WristLog.app alert me when prices drop?
No, deliberately. The wishlist is for thinking, not for being sold to. You can note a reference price to keep track of what a watch costs.
What happens when I buy a watch from my wishlist?
Tap "I bought it!" and the watch moves into your collection, ready for you to add what you paid and start logging wears.