B2B OEM/ODM projects only. MOQ 100+ units. No retail sales.

Free Watch OEM Spec Generator

Build a factory-ready watch RFQ for OEM, ODM, or private label projects, organize the specs a manufacturer actually needs, and move from first ideas to quote direction with fewer follow-up questions.

Perfect fit if
Brand project - MOQ 100+ - Need quote direction, lead time, and feasibility review
Not for
Single piece - Retail products - Under 100 units

Spec Generator summary

This tool helps B2B buyers structure the same information a watch manufacturer usually asks for first: project type, quantity, movement direction, customization scope, references, packaging needs, and timing. It is designed for OEM, ODM, and private label projects that need clearer specifications, faster quote direction, and cleaner supplier communication.

Best For
Buyers comparing watch manufacturers, planning a first collection, or preparing an RFQ for OEM, ODM, or private label production.
What You Add
Project basics, movement and case direction, branding scope, packaging expectations, and any references or Model IDs you already have.
What You Get
A clearer RFQ, downloadable PDF, and a cleaner handoff into supplier review, quote discussion, and final configurator submission.

Build your RFQ

Step-by-step. You will build the project brief a watch factory needs first, then export it for quote review and configurator follow-up.

Step 1 of 4
Project
Specs
Reference
Export
Your RFQ so far

RFQ template (copyable)

Even if you do not use the tool, you can copy this structure.

Project overview:
- Buyer profile:
- Project type:
- Target quantity:
- Target market/region:

Specs checklist:
- Movement type:
- Crystal / Glass:
- Case material:
- Case finish:
- Water resistance:
- Case size:
- Strap material:
- Packaging level:
- Target ex-factory unit cost:

Timeline:
- Desired sample date:
- Desired mass production date:

References:
- Model ID (if any):
- Reference link:

Questions for factory:
1) What is the estimated lead time for samples and 100+ units based on the above specs?
2) What are the main cost drivers for this configuration?
3) What details do you need to confirm feasibility and provide a more accurate quote?

FAQ

What is an RFQ and why does it matter?
An RFQ, or Request for Quotation, helps a watch factory estimate cost, feasibility, and lead time faster. A structured RFQ reduces back-and-forth and improves quote accuracy.
What files should I upload for an accurate quote?
Reference photos, sketches, technical drawings, or a Model ID all help. If your information is incomplete, we usually ask only one to three follow-up questions.
Can I start with a Model ID?
Yes. If you already selected a model from our OEM watch models gallery, include the Model ID in your RFQ to speed up feasibility and quoting.
Do I need complete specifications before submitting the configurator?
No. You can still submit the configurator with a partial brief, a reference image, or a Model ID. We use the information you already have, then follow up only on the missing details needed to improve quote accuracy.
What happens after I submit an RFQ?
We review your quantity, movement direction, customization scope, references, and timeline, then reply with feasibility notes, a quote direction, and key follow-up questions if anything needs clarification.
Can I use the configurator for OEM, ODM, and private label projects?
Yes. The configurator works for OEM, ODM, and private label watch inquiries. It helps us understand whether your project is closer to a stock-based route, a modified base design, or a more custom development path.
How quickly will you review my RFQ after submission?
If the brief is clear enough to assess, we usually review RFQs within 24 hours and reply with feasibility notes, quote direction, and the next questions needed to move the project forward.