For high-value goods sold at prices that move.
A pre-owned watch and an ounce of gold have more in common than it looks: the price moves, the ticket is large, and the money arrives by wire.
- Pre-owned watchSteel, box and papers
- $14,500.00
- DepositCard
- −$2,000.00
- Balance by wire
- $12,500.00
- Price held
- Deposit taken
- Wire matched
The work it takes off your desk.
Hold a price, take a deposit
Hold a client's price on the invoice, take a deposit against it, and collect the balance on the same ticket when they're ready.
Know which wire paid for what
Incoming wires are matched to invoices, so a six-figure payment never sits unexplained in the bank account.
Goods held for clients
Record what you're holding for whom, with receipts in and out and a history that can't be quietly edited.
A team you can trust with the till
Staff roles from owner to read-only, with manager approval for overrides and a record of who did what.
What’s included.
Live pricing is built for metals today. For watches or other markets, the price source you trust is part of the setup conversation.
- High-ticket invoices with your terms
- Price holds
- Deposits and balances
- Wire tracking matched to invoices
- Custody records for client goods
- Client records
- Staff roles and approvals
- General ledger and analytics
The House’s own book.
Alex Lexington has run on this software since January 2026. These are its own records — counts only, never a client’s name.
- Tickets written
- 1,000+
- Sales and buys completed
- 790+
- Client records
- 2,200+
- Refinery lots settled
- 160+
- Bars melted
- 120+
- Website orders brought in
- 500+
Alex Lexington production records, October 2026.
Ask for pricing.
Pricing is set for each business after a conversation. It starts with a walkthrough on a call, built around how you work today.
Prefer to talk it through first? Maverick can answer questions about the software and pass your request to the House.
Request pricing
Questions owners ask.
Does it price watches automatically?
Not today. Live pricing is built for metals. For other goods, the price source you rely on is part of setting up your business.
Which businesses is it best suited to outside metals?
Businesses where tickets are large, prices move and money arrives by wire: pre-owned watch dealers, luxury resale and high-end collectibles.
What does Osborne Enterprise cost?
Pricing is set for each business after a conversation, by the modules you use and the size of your team. Request pricing and someone from the House will arrange a walkthrough.
Can I try it before I decide?
It starts with a walkthrough on a call, screen by screen, built around how your business runs. Hands-on access is discussed with the team after that.
Who built it?
Alex Lexington, the House's metals and jewelry business in Atlanta, built it to run its own counter, refinery work, vault and design bench.
Is it only for precious metals?
It was built where the price moves by the minute and every ticket is large. Live pricing is built for metals today; the rest — price holds, deposits, wire matching, client records, custody and approvals — fits any business selling high-value goods at moving prices.
Also built for.
- Jewelry storesRetail jewelers with custom work, repairs and gold buying at the counter.
- Bullion & coin dealersCoin shops, bullion dealers and precious-metals IRA desks.
- Gold buyers & refinersGold buyers, pawn and estate counters, and refiners.
- Design Studio for jewelersJewelers selling custom work who want the Design Studio on its own.
- Client AppDealers, private-banking and wealth teams, and fintechs offering clients physical metal.
