Search Chrono24 watch listings. Returns up to 60 cards per page with id, url, title, price, location, seller type and thumbnail - enough to shortlist without fetching details. Free-text queries match fuzzily; for a precise model scope pass manufacturerIds + models (from find_models) or referenceNumber.

Get full details for one Chrono24 listing by id: reference, specs (movement, case, caliber), box/papers, dealer info, all photos and the canonical URL.

Get full details for a shortlist of up to 10 Chrono24 listing ids. Runs politely and sequentially; uncached ids take ~4s each.

List Chrono24 watch brands with their numeric ids (550+). Use an id with search_listings' manufacturerIds, or a name with find_models.

List a brand's model catalog (model name, slug and numeric model id). Pair the model id with search_listings' models param and the brand id with manufacturerIds for precise searches.

List Chrono24 search facet filters with their allowed values (case material, bracelet material, gender, watch category, country, listing age, ...). Use values with search_listings' facets param.

Price statistics for a watch across Chrono24: min, percentiles (p10/p25/median/p75/p90), max and sample size. Default 'cheapest' mode is one polite request (lower-tail biased when >60 match); sample:'spread' adds up to 2 requests and interpolates percentiles across the full price range.

List a dealer's current inventory by their customerId (from get_watch's sellerIds). Same card shape as search_listings.

Fetch a dealer's customer reviews by their dealerId (from get_watch's sellerIds - NOT the customerId). Includes per-review rating, text, dealer reply and paging totals; filter with stars (1-5).

Star histogram and weighted average rating for a dealer, reconstructed from per-star review counts. 5 lightweight requests (~8s uncached, then cached 30 min) - use it to vet an unfamiliar dealer before recommending a purchase. For several dealers, prefer get_dealer_rating_summaries.

Star histograms and average ratings for up to 5 dealers in one call (~8s per uncached dealer, cached 30 min). Vet all shortlisted sellers at once; per-dealer failures don't break the batch.

Find listings priced below market for a watch scope: computes full-range price stats (up to 3 polite requests), then returns the cheapest listings at or below the market p25 with their percentage below median. The one-call answer to 'find me a good deal on X'. Free-text scopes match fuzzily (a 'Black Bay 58 GMT' query can match plain Black Bay 58s) - prefer manufacturerIds + models or referenceNumber for precision.

Aggregate multiple result pages into one deduplicated list (60 listings per page, one polite ~4s request per uncached page, capped at 5 pages). Use for exhaustive scans; prefer search_listings for quick looks.

Appraise up to 10 watches in one call: per-item market price stats (one polite request each) plus portfolio totals (sum of medians/p25/p75). Give each item a reference number or query, optionally condition/year.

Save a named search scope and seed it with the current listings, so check_saved_searches later reports only NEW listings. Persists across restarts. One polite request to seed.

List all saved searches with their scopes and last-checked times. No network requests.

Re-run saved searches and report only listings that appeared since the last check. One polite request per search - ideal for a scheduled agent. Pass name to check a single search.

Remove a saved search by name. No network requests.

Diagnostics: browser state, cache and disk-cache freshness, politeness settings. No network requests - useful when calls feel slow or stuck.

Chrono24's editorial buying guide for a model: history, 'how much does it cost', investment notes and the per-reference approximate price table (e.g. Submariner 6538 'James Bond' ~148,000 USD). One polite request, cached 24h.

Fetch a listing's photos as inline images so their condition and authenticity cues can be inspected visually. Large ~28KB each. Fast CDN fetches (no politeness delay needed).

Track a specific listing for price changes and sold/removed status; check_watched_listings reports what changed. Persists across restarts. One polite request to seed.

Stop tracking a listing. No network requests.

Re-check every watched listing and report price changes and sold/removed status. One polite request per listing not in the 30-min detail cache - ideal for a scheduled agent.

Live canary: two polite requests (one search, one detail) asserting the parsing invariants that matter. Run after Chrono24 markup changes are suspected, or on a schedule.