Refers to original factory issued warranty cards (plastic) and warranty certificates (papers or thin cardboard) with identifying details such as reference/style/serial#/date of purchase. WC can also include specific purchase details like name of dealer, name of original owner or watch attributes like dial color, bracelet code or special or material, gems on dial or bezel, etc.
Current Owner - this is the person who currently has ownership, possession of the watch or someone who knows where the watch is, including registrar of watch, with identification required by reference and serial number.
A watch without a WC, the literal birth certificate of the watch is the very definition of an orphan - no way to confirm its identity, purchase details or date of birth--these details exist however they can never be confirmed without the WC.
The WC without its matching watch is a piece of paper or plastic card with numbers and purchase details with minimal value or significance. These plastic and paper WC tell the story of the watch and represent the heritage. They are invaluable and impossible to replace. WC are the 1 'proof-positive' identifier of the watch by its reference/ serial numbers and date of purchase.
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OJ Whatley was raised in Deerfield, IL, the son of Bob Whatley, a self-made commodities trader on the Chicago Board of Trade/CBOE from Ft Worth, TX. From an early age, OJ's father instilled in him an entrepreneurial spirit. (Thanks Dad)
Watches have always been in OJ's DNA; OJ grew up wearing Casio G-shock and Freestyle surf watches and purchased his first Tag Heuer Formula 1 watch in 1987 from the Sharper Image on Michigan Avenue in Downtown Chicago.
OJ won his first Rolex Submariner on the Wheel of Fortune representing University of Miami in College Week, May 1989. OJ started his first watch company, Watch-U-Want on a dial up AOL modem on eBay from his bedroom in 2000 and In 2015, OJ sold Watch-U-Want to Govberg in Philly, PA in a deal that created the foundation for unicorn Startup Watchbox 1916.
In 2020, OJ started his second watch company appropriately titled SecondTime. OJ loves buying selling and trading watches with his long-time clients/friends and has a deep conviction to implement minimum standards around transparency, security, authenticity and identification. Chronos Unum is where it all starts...
As a visionary entrepreneur with a seasoned background in tech development and company leadership, Dan has become a driving force in the implementation of AI. Recognizing its immense potential, Dan fell in love with the technology and has consistently sought opportunities to optimize processes and drive AI innovations in software and company operations. What sets Dan apart is not just his technical expertise, but also his diverse cultural experience. Having lived in the United Arab Emirates for almost a decade and spent five years across various European countries, Dan brings a global perspective to his work. Now settled in Florida, between Orlando and Miami, he has co-founded DocuEase Software, a Florida-based company specializing in content review and analysis.
