Watches, bags, art, cars.
Your business should run without you.
Sell like a dealer. Operate like a company.
Built by a dealer who needed it to be true.
I ran my watch business on Movement OMS while my partner ran his side of the same deals on hustle. My books raised a line of credit from a private investor who did his own diligence on my numbers. His books took a month of cleanup and $125 an hour to reconstruct before a bank would even look.
One deal, one record, start to finish.
Request to sourcing to close to the safe. The watch is typed once, and everything downstream records itself.
CRM and intake
Buyer requests and seller submissions in one queue, so the next touch is obvious.
Sourcing
Find-the-watch work ordered by stage, so due today is never buried.
Deals
The money screen. Basis, sold price, gross profit, payments, and the invoice on one close.
Inventory
What you hold, what it cost, and whether it's free to sell.
The fastest deal is a watch you already own.
Movement OMS lines open requests against your stock before you go hunting.
For dealers building a company, not a job.
Watches mostly, but your clients run in the same circles, so you take the Birkin, the art, the occasional 911. Movement OMS records whatever the deal is. It's for dealers who've started to feel real business problems: taxes, partners, hiring, credit lines, growth, burnout. If you're doing a few deals a month and want cheaper, faster listings, the low-cost tools are honestly fine for where you are. Come back when the bank calls.