u/MusicHead512 — reddlx

hey r/zeloswatches — longtime Zelos fan, built a thing.

there's a Zelos page at watchpolice.com/brands/zelos that tracks the whole catalog. what's currently on there:

- all 343 indexed models with full specs

- 23 models flagged as in-stock right now

- grey market pricing per reference (Zelos average is +10% over retail across the catalog if anyone's curious)

- drop alerts so you don't miss the next release (cadence is roughly every 159 days based on tracking)

- restock notifications

- press coverage and news mentions per model

- price drop alerts when grey market dips

- US import duty info (0% under USSFTA, since Singapore)

free. free account if you want alerts on specific models or the brand as a whole.

beta. there are bugs. some specs need cleanup. data is occasionally late. but if you've ever missed a Zelos drop or wondered what a discontinued ref is trading for, it's a real attempt at fixing that.

honest feedback welcome — what's missing, what's wrong, what models I'm misclassifying. would rather hear it from this sub than anywhere else

hey r/affordablewatches — long-time lurker and poster, built a thing.

watchpolice.com tracks affordable + indie watches — microbrands and the indie/enthusiast tier above them. drop alerts, restock tracking, grey market pricing per reference, visual finder by case size and price, news mentions, watch events calendar, lume comparisons, side-by-sides.

the reason it exists: I'd see a microbrand release announced on twitter or discord, blink, miss the window, then chase it grey for 30% over retail. tired of that. now there's a place that catches it for you.

what's in there:

- drop alerts so you don't miss release windows

- restock tracking (huge for the brands that quietly resupply)

- grey market pricing per reference

- visual finder — filter by case diameter, price, brand

- watch events (auctions, GTGs, meetups)

- side-by-side comparisons

free. free account if you want a wishlist + alerts. no paywall, no upsell, no email spam.

beta. bugs exist. data is incomplete on some brands — which is the part I'd love this sub's help on. what brands am I underweighting? what's missing entirely? what's broken in the UX?

would genuinely rather hear it from this room than spend another month polishing the wrong thing.