Privacy Policy

The Watch Website is a catalogue of watch models, specifications and photographs. This page explains the privacy implications of looking through that catalogue.

Does comparing watches build a customer profile?

No customer account is created by opening a listing, choosing a carousel image or expanding a menu. There is no checkout in the catalogue. Its page controls neither assign a tracking identifier nor keep your choices in cookies, localStorage or sessionStorage.

Where does a search go?

The search control displays a response in the current page. The words entered are not sent to a search engine or submitted to the web server. A browser’s own autofill can still remember an entry; check your browser settings if you share the device. The search box cannot pass a privacy enquiry to anyone, and the catalogue has no published privacy correspondence address.

Who receives the connection?

Requests to the public website pass through Cloudflare before reaching the hosting server. The connection carries your IP address, the requested URL and HTTP headers, which can describe the browser and referring page. The server writes access and error logs. These technical records are separate from the search text that stays on the page; this catalogue notice does not specify how long infrastructure records are retained.

Watch photographs, styles and scripts load from the site’s own URLs. The catalogue uses device fonts and includes no advertising network or analytics tag in its pages. Reading a specification does not load an embedded map, video or social feed.