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STEP 1 OF 4
Import your inventory
Add each watch by hand — brand, model, reference, cost basis, condition, papers and box, photos. The record carries the purchase date and a status, so you always know what's Available. Contacts come in from a CSV.
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STEP 2 OF 4
Price it with B3AF comps
Type a reference. The workbench pulls live eBay listings and verified auction results, runs the published formula — Bottom 3 After Fees on the eBay side, 15% under the auction midpoint on the auction side — and shows the buy range with every comp behind it.
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STEP 3 OF 4
Match WTB buyers
Want-to-buy posts from Reddit r/watchexchange and WatchUSeek land in the workbench within 30 minutes and are scored against watches still marked Available. On the OpenWatch plan the agent drafts two outreach variants per match and queues them for your approval — nothing sends without you.
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STEP 4 OF 4
Verify and close
Before money moves, run the 24-point deal verification: identity, address, phone, and email cross-referenced against public records, with a trust score and the failing signals spelled out. Then move the deal through the pipeline — invoice, purchase agreement, P&L — and the outcome is logged against the verdict, so your own track record builds with every deal.
Four levels of integration
Every Mazalgo capability falls into exactly one of these four: Guide, Inform, Track, Prove. The trader sees one operating flow; OpenWatch uses the relevant layer to prepare the next action for review.
Guide
"What's the next action that earns me money?"Daily Grind dashboard, hunt list, Buy Radar, agent daily brief
Inform
"Is this watch hot, cooling, in dispute?"Market Temperature (HOT/FIRE/WARM/COOL), reference momentum, sentiment-vs-price divergence, Demand Intelligence
Track
"Where does the deal stand and what did I do last?"Inventory, Deals pipeline, WhatsApp Deal pane, close-the-loop wizard, Financial
Prove
"Did this all add up to the goal?"Your Numbers tile (Daily Grind), agent_outcomes feedback loop, lane heatmap, cycle-time chart