App Profile: Pushers Watches

Me.poooooypaantz

Rating: 3/5

I have been a watch guy for 20 years and I love the social media page you run, but most of these watches are on the really high end of retail pricing. I’m hoping long term success for you and your team, but please adjust slightly to the current retail market 🙏

champbailey4

Rating: 5/5

Pushers is honestly a game-changer for buying and selling watches. The app is super easy to use, and everything feels so seamless—it’s like it was designed with actual watch lovers in mind. Browsing is smooth, making a purchase couldn’t be easier. I’ve tried other platforms, but this one is by far the most user-friendly and efficient. Highly recommend.

wptvrn

Rating: 3/5

Excited for this app to keep iterating but still not sure what it’s going for. A lot of basic missing features (limited filters, no ability to filter by price) but it could be intentional if the intent is to avoid being another Chrono24. Love the idea of having a dealer specific page and that the who’s who of IG dealers are on there, creating a nice connection with users/their fan base. If the intent is to focus on the dealers and the app is intended to operate like: - Home: General listings to highlight new listings from dealers - Search: Self-explanatory - Dealers: Like a virtual watch show/fair where users have to go to each dealer to see their wares - Favorites: self-explanatory Then super cool, but would suggest the following changes: 1) Add some simple quality of life filters on Home (price, keywords) in addition to those present 2) Add simple filters (price, sold/unsold, keyword + sort functionality) on each dealer inventory page (currently none) 3) Add filters (brand, sold/unsold, keyword, price + sort functionality to both Search results and Favorites (currently none) 4) Fix an issue where swiping right or pressing “back” on a listing page when accessed through a Search result, Favorites, or dealer inventory page leads users always back to the Home tab and not the previous location. E.g. A) pressing back on a listing accessed through the Search result page should lead back to the Search result page, not home. B) pressing back on a listing accessed through the Favorites list page should lead back to the Favorites list page, not home. C) pressing back on a listing accessed through the page for Dealer X should lead back to the same Dealer X page, not home.