A wholesaler built for the reseller who's starting small

Some watch wholesalers run enormous catalogs: thousands of references, shipping to half the world, names you already recognize if you've been comparing suppliers for a while. We don't compete on size. We compete on the two things that matter more than catalog size to a small reseller: how easy it is to get in, and how fair the price is once you're in.

Minimum order: 5 units, not €500

Most wholesalers set their minimum as an amount — €400, €500, sometimes more — no matter what the pieces actually cost. At ChronoSave the minimum is 5 units, with no minimum order value: five entry-level watches can add up to less than €200. And your first order can be even smaller, with a small surcharge that gets credited back on your next one. How the first order works, in full detail →

One price, whether you buy 5 units or 500

Many wholesalers scale their discount with how much you spend: the bigger the order, the better the unit price. That leaves small buyers competing at a disadvantage against anyone moving more volume. At ChronoSave the unit price is the same for everyone — no tiers, no revenue targets to unlock a better rate. Your margin does not depend on how much you risk upfront. More on our pricing policy →

Genuine product, curated catalog

We work with 12 brands — from Seiko and Fossil to TAG Heuer and Gucci — with suppliers chosen for their reliability and traceability. Every watch we sell is 100% genuine, with its documentation, packaging, and a 24-month ChronoSave warranty: we would rather run a curated, well-stocked catalog than an endless list of references nobody actually checks. How we source our product →

If it's your first order, you're not going in blind

We have a full guide for anyone buying wholesale for the first time to resell: how to choose a platform (Vinted, Wallapop, eBay, Chrono24), how to calculate your real margin before you buy, and which mistakes to avoid. Many of our buyers started exactly like that — with a small order on one of these platforms — and now run their own store.