List watches on Wristler from one inventory
Wristler reads a feed rather than accepting writes, so there is nothing to publish item by item. Connect once, and your stock is what Wristler sees from then on.
Still Life with Apples
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Charles Ethan Porter
What syncs
- Inventory out, every six hours
- Worldwatch hosts a feed of your listable stock and Wristler polls it on that cadence. Adding a watch means it appears at the next poll.
- Sales back
- When a watch sells on Wristler it is marked sold in Worldwatch, which takes it down on your other connected channels.
- Payment
- Wristler collects from the buyer and settles with you, the same shape as a managed-payments marketplace.
- Outbound only
- Wristler is a place to sell, not a source to import from. Nothing flows into your inventory from it.
Connecting it
Establish the connection
One click on the channels screen. There are no credentials to find first.
Wait for Wristler to issue your token
Wristler issues the feed access token directly to you as part of their onboarding.
Paste the token into Worldwatch
Enter it in the Wristler settings panel. Worldwatch hashes it on arrival and stores only the hash, so nobody here can read it back.
Worth knowing
- Wristler's commission
- Wristler charges 2.25% and nets it on settlement. Worldwatch does not add anything on top and does not currently show that deduction per order.
- Rotating the token
- A replaced token leaves the previous one valid for 24 hours, so a poll already in flight is not cut off mid-cutover.
- Disconnecting
- Disconnecting revokes the token. At the next poll Wristler sees an empty feed and takes your listings down on their side.
Common questions
Put your stock to work
Import what you already hold, connect a channel, and see what moves. The free plan needs no card, and selling on the Worldwatch marketplace costs no commission.
Questions first? Ask us and we will walk through it with your own stock.