Back your coin with your favourite watches.
Launch a coin and pick the watches behind it. Set the mix in percent: Rolex, Patek Philippe, Audemars Piguet, Cartier, Omega. Every trade pays a fee, and the fees buy the watches. Each one goes into the vault and onto the chain.
Set the mix.
Choose how much of your coin each house backs. The shares always add up to 100%. Pick the exact watch from each house, or leave our pick.
100 watches.
Pick any.
Twenty references from each of the five houses, from a $3,600 Tank Must to a $240,000 Royal Oak Perpetual Calendar in black ceramic. Add any of them to your mix.
| Lot | House | Model | Reference | Case | Indicative |
|---|
Indicative secondary-market prices in USD. The vault pays the market price on the day it buys.
When does your coin buy its first watch?
At this volume the vault takes in $8,000 a day. It buys the next watch on your list as soon as the fees cover it.
in watches behind $WRIST · 1,000,000,000 supply
Every watch is checked by a watchmaker, insured and stored. Its serial, papers and photos go on-chain the day it lands, so anyone can see what stands behind the coin.
| House | Watch | Serial | Paid | Status |
|---|
Launch
Name the coin, set the mix and sign the launch with your Solana wallet.
Trade
Every buy and sell pays a 1% fee. 0.8% goes straight to the coin's vault.
Buy
When the vault can pay for the next watch on the list, it buys it, house by house, in your mix.
Hold
Each watch is authenticated, insured and stored. Its serial and papers are posted on-chain.
Can I change the mix after launch?
No. The mix is part of the launch request you sign, so holders know exactly what their coin is collecting from the first trade.
Which watches can I pick?
Any of the 100 references in the catalogue, twenty from each house. If a house sits at 0%, the vault never buys from it.
Who holds the watches?
An insured custodian holds every watch after a watchmaker checks it. Each piece is posted on-chain with its serial, papers and photos.
What happens if trading stops?
Nothing is sold. The watches already bought stay in the vault behind the coin.
Is tick connected to these brands?
No. tick buys watches on the open market like any collector. Names and logos belong to their owners and are shown only to identify the watches.