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watchdealer pavel watchbase mcp server

MCP Server for structured and standardized querying of watch-related metadata such as brands, families, and reference details from WatchBase.com.

WHAT IT CONNECTS

What watchdealer pavel watchbase mcp server gives an AI Agent

  • **`search`**: Search the database by brand name, family name, watch name, and reference number (matches whole words).
  • **`search_refnr`**: Search the database by reference number (allows partial matches).
  • **`list_brands`**: Retrieve a list of all watch brands in the database.
  • **`list_families`**: Retrieve a list of all families (collections) for a given brand ID.
  • **`list_watches`**: Retrieve a list of watches for a particular Brand ID and optionally Family ID. Can be filtered by update date.
  • **`get_watch_details`**: Retrieve the full details (all data fields) for a particular watch by its WatchBase ID.
  • **Node.js and npm:** Required to install dependencies and run the server.
  • **WatchBase API Key:** You need an API key from WatchBase. Visit the [WatchBase API page](https://api.watchbase.com/) to request access and obtain a key.
  • **Clone the repository:**
  • **Install dependencies:**
  • **Build the server:**
  • Open your VS Code settings for MCP servers. On macOS, this is typically located at:
  • Add the following configuration block under the `mcpServers` key:
  • Open the Claude Desktop App configuration file. On macOS, this is typically located at:
  • Add the following configuration block under the `mcpServers` key:

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