Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L)
A leading luxury watch and jewelry retailer that serves as a key retail partner for prestigious timepiece brands across the UK and the US.
What Watches of Switzerland does
Watches of Switzerland is a luxury watch and jewelry retailer operating through a portfolio of multi-brand and mono-brand boutiques. The company primarily sells high-end luxury timepieces, including brands such as Rolex, Cartier, and Omega, in the UK, US, and Europe. Its business model focuses on physical retail showrooms, complemented by an increasing presence in e-commerce.
Themes: luxury retail, luxury watches, discretionary consumer spending
Fundamentals
- Price£7.26 as of 2026-08-03 close
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- 1-year return+122.2% 2025-08-01 close £3.27 → 2026-08-03 close £7.26
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How Watches of Switzerland looks technically
Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L) is trading 33.7% above its 200-day average, the long-term trend line — a longer-term uptrend. Its 50-day average crossed above its 200-day average about 157 trading days ago — a "golden cross", a bullish long-term signal. There is no clear trend right now — the price is choppy (ADX, a 0–100 trend-strength gauge, is 17, below the 25 that marks a real trend). Momentum is neutral — its 14-day RSI (a 0–100 momentum gauge) is 50, neither overbought (above 70) nor oversold (below 30). MACD, a trend-momentum gauge, turned bearish about 9 trading days ago (its momentum flipped negative). It made a new 20-day low about 8 trading days ago. Trading volume is unusually light — only about 0% of its 30-day average.
Trend
| Distance from the 200-day | +33.7% | it is trading 33.7% above its 200-day average, the long-term trend line — a longer-term uptrend |
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| 50-day moving average | £7.24 | its average price over the last 50 trading days — a short-term trend line — is £7.24 |
| 200-day moving average | £5.43 | its average price over the last 200 trading days — the long-term trend line — is £5.43 |
| Since the 50/200 cross | 157 sessions | its 50-day average crossed above its 200-day average about 157 trading days ago — a "golden cross", a bullish long-term signal |
| Trend strength (14-day ADX) | 16.9 | there is no clear trend right now — the price is choppy (ADX, a 0–100 trend-strength gauge, is 17, below the 25 that marks a real trend) |
Momentum
| 14-day RSI | 49.6 | momentum is neutral — its 14-day RSI (a 0–100 momentum gauge) is 50, neither overbought (above 70) nor oversold (below 30) |
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| Since the MACD crossed zero | 9 sessions | MACD, a trend-momentum gauge, turned bearish about 9 trading days ago (its momentum flipped negative) |
Range
| 52-week high | £8.02 | its highest closing price over the past year (about 252 trading days) was £8.02 |
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| From the 52-week high | -9.4% | it is 9.4% below its 52-week high (its highest price of the past year) |
| Above the 52-week low | +129.6% | it is 129.6% above its 52-week low (its lowest price of the past year) |
| Below the 52-week high | 9.4% | it is 9.4% below its highest point of the past year |
| Since a 20-day breakout | 8 sessions | it made a new 20-day low about 8 trading days ago |
| Since a 55-day breakout | 13 sessions | it made a new 55-day high about 13 trading days ago |
| All-time high | £16.00 | its highest closing price on record is £16.00 (set on 2022-01-04) |
| From the all-time high | -54.6% | it is 54.6% below its all-time high |
| All-time low | £0.0599 | its lowest closing price on record is £0.0599 (set on 2023-09-04) |
| Above the all-time low | +12,020% | it is 12020.2% above its all-time low |
Volatility
| Band width vs its own 6 months | 49th percentile | day-to-day price swings are about average versus its own recent 6-month history |
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| Bollinger bands (20-day, ±2σ) | £6.84 – £7.38 – £7.92 | most of its recent trading has stayed between about £6.84 and £7.92 — the "Bollinger bands", a range drawn two standard deviations either side of its 20-day average price, which widens when the stock gets more volatile and narrows when it settles |
Volume
| Volume vs its 30-day average | 0.00× | trading volume is unusually light — only about 0% of its 30-day average |
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Screens: Trading above the 200-day moving average · trendless / choppy (low ADX) | Learn: moving average · golden cross · adx · rsi · macd · breakout · volume and relative volume
Based on daily closing prices as of 2026-08-03. Describes past price behavior only — informational, not financial advice.
Key risks (from latest filing)
["dependency on key luxury watch brands for product supply","fluctuations in consumer discretionary spending and macroeconomic conditions","competition from primary brand direct-to-consumer strategies"]
Competitors & peers
- Bucherer (owned by Rolex)
- Richemont (CFR.SW)
- LVMH (MC.PA)
- Signet Jewelers (SIG)
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Frequently asked questions
What does Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L) do?
Watches of Switzerland is a luxury watch and jewelry retailer operating through a portfolio of multi-brand and mono-brand boutiques. The company primarily sells high-end luxury timepieces, including brands such as Rolex, Cartier, and Omega, in the UK, US, and Europe. Its business model focuses on physical retail showrooms, complemented by an increasing presence in e-commerce.
Who are Watches of Switzerland's (WOSG.L) competitors?
Notable peers of Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L) include Bucherer (owned by Rolex), Richemont, LVMH and Signet Jewelers. This peer set is informational only — not financial advice.
Is Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L) overbought or oversold right now?
Watches of Switzerland (WOSG.L) is currently neither overbought nor oversold — its 14-day RSI (a 0–100 momentum gauge) is 50, in the neutral middle (as of 2026-08-03). RSI describes recent price momentum, not a forecast — informational only, not financial advice.
Where does stocks-llm's data on WOSG.L come from?
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Last updated 2026-08-03.
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