About
Wrist & Found is an independent watch deals and editorial site. We cover new, used, refurbished, and gray-market watches across every budget — from everyday beaters to grail pieces — for U.S. shoppers.
How we approach deals
Every deal we publish is checked for exact reference, condition, seller, and warranty information before it goes live. Listings from sellers we haven’t reviewed yet are marked unverified rather than presented as a vetted recommendation. Deals that stop being active stay reachable rather than disappearing, so you can still see what was offered and find alternatives.
How we approach auctions
For auction listings, we show the current bid for what it is — the highest bid at last check, not a purchase price or a guaranteed discount — along with when we last verified it. A listing can look live and still be out of date; we flag that explicitly rather than let a stale number sit unlabeled.
How we approach editorial
Buying guides, comparisons, and roundups are published under the Wrist & Found name. We don’t claim hands-on testing, measurements, or quotes we didn’t actually obtain. Where an article states a general technical fact — a water-resistance rating standard, a movement type’s typical characteristics — that’s general horology knowledge, not a claim about one specific watch we tested ourselves.
How this site makes money
Wrist & Found is reader-supported. We’re an approved Amazon Associate and an approved member of the eBay Partner Network; applications with other retailers are still pending. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. See our Affiliate Disclosure page for exactly what’s active today and what isn’t.
Where we are right now
This site is newly launched. You can browse the Deals Archive, read articles, and comment on anything using WordPress’s standard commenting system — no account is required to read or comment. Saved watchlists, email alerts, deal submissions, and a newsletter are planned but not live yet — nothing on this site implies otherwise.
Reach us
Questions, tips, or corrections are always welcome — see our Contact page.