Introduction
Watch pairs
What makes a token a BEZEL pair, and how pairs are recognised on chain.
Definition
A token is a BEZEL pair when all of these are true on chain:
- it was launched by the Pons V2 factory;
- its creator fees are routed to the BEZEL treasury;
- its description ends with a pairing line for a watch in the catalog.
Written on chain
The launch flow writes the pairing into the token’s metadata, for example Paired with Rolex Cosmograph Daytona · Ref. 126500LN on BEZEL. It also sets the token’s BEZEL page as its website, so anyone who finds the token elsewhere (Pons, explorers, trackers) can follow the link back to BEZEL.
Listing on BEZEL
Pairs are listed right after launch. If a pair is missing, opening its page at /token/<address> verifies it on chain and lists it. Tokens launched elsewhere, or without the BEZEL fee routing, aren’t BEZEL pairs.
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