A custom CRM built for the complexity of luxury watch and jewellery retail: inventory, repairs, staff performance, and pre-owned stock in one system
A UK-based luxury retailer selling new, pre-owned, and mint-condition watches across their physical store and online needed a CRM that understood their business. Off-the-shelf tools did not. We built one that did.
Client: UK-based luxury watch & jewellery retailer
Year-on-year revenue growth
In-store + online order view
Repair workflow digitized
Staff performance attribution
The challenge
- Dual inventory: new, pre-owned, and mint-condition pieces each with different sourcing and pricing
- Repair workflow tracked manually: job cards lost, customers uninformed on status
- Staff sales attribution messy or manual: commission tracking unreliable
- Online and in-store orders had no unified view
- Pre-owned buying intake (condition grading, pricing, provenance) was unsystematized
What we built
- Inventory management: separate handling for new, pre-owned, and mint-condition stock with serial number tracking
- Unified order management: in-store and online orders in a single view
- Repair workflow: stage-by-stage tracking from intake to collection with customer notifications
- Staff performance: sales attribution per staff member with commission calculation support
- Customer profiles: purchase history, preferences, watch wishlist, high-value customer flagging
- Pre-owned intake: condition grading, provenance tracking, purchase history per piece
The results
Revenue growth since implementation
In-store + online inventory
End-to-end repair tracking
Staff attribution replacing manual tracking
The CRM replaced a mix of spreadsheets, generic software, and tribal knowledge with a single system built around how a luxury watch retailer actually operates.
The outcome
The 30% YOY growth since implementation reflects what happens when a business can see everything clearly: inventory, repairs, staff performance, customer relationships, all in one place.
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