Global Mother-of-Pearl Watch Preference Index (MPPI): a daily market-performance index for this segment of the luxury watch market, built on ALT/FNDATA's dataset of over 600,000 watch lots across 240+ auction houses and marketplaces, 1992 to present. Use it for benchmarking, research and portfolio construction.
Global Mother-of-Pearl Watch Preference Index (MPPI): luxury watch market data
The Global Mother-of-Pearl Watch Preference Index (MPPI) delivers daily index values tracking this segment of the luxury watch market on a consistent methodology, so you can benchmark performance and study trends over time.
The index is built on ALT/FNDATA's luxury watch sales data, drawn from auction houses, online marketplaces, dealer listings and catalogues worldwide (over 600,000 lots across 240+ houses, 1992 to present, with 330,000+ realised prices). Index values come in JSON, CSV and SQL table formats and update daily.
What you can do with this data
Benchmarking: measure this watch segment against the wider market.
Portfolio construction: use index values as an alternative-asset factor.
Research and reporting: track trends over time on a consistent methodology.
Product and pricing: ground positioning and appraisals in real market data.
Dataset facts
Data formats: JSON, CSV, SQL tables
Geographic coverage: Global (North America, Europe, Asia)
ALT/FNDATA publishes 20+ single-brand watch sales feeds, 25+ watch market indices, and an all-brands luxury watch feed on AWS Data Exchange. Search "ALT/FNDATA" to see the full catalogue.
Getting started
For help evaluating the Global Mother-of-Pearl Watch Preference Index (MPPI) for your use case, or to discuss coverage and integration, contact the ALT/FNDATA data team at info@altfndata.com.
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Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does the single Product Access unit actually grant me?
One unit grants subscriber access to the Global Mother-of-Pearl Watch Preference Index data. This is index data drawn from the vendor's proprietary auction and private-sale records for luxury watches. Access is measured in units, but the free model means you subscribe for entry rather than counting or paying per unit.
Does my cost change as my data usage or number of queries grows?
No. This listing is offered at no cost through the single Product Access dimension. Your bill does not scale with the volume of data you pull, the number of queries you run, or the length of time you stay subscribed. There are no usage thresholds or overage charges that trigger a cost change.
How current is the watch data behind this index?
The underlying watch dataset is refreshed daily as new results flow in from auction houses. The vendor tracks realized transaction prices across luxury watch brands, converted to a common currency at the transaction date. So the index reflects continuously updated sale data rather than a fixed one-time snapshot.
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