Chrono24 API wrapper
pip install chrono24Perform a standard search for Rolex DateJust watches:
import chrono24
for listing in chrono24.query("Rolex DateJust").search():
print(listing)>>> {'id': '32322343',
'url': 'https://chrono24.com/rolex/datejust-41mm-blue-diamond-dial-2022---126334--id32322343.htm',
'manufacturer': 'Rolex',
'certification_status': 'Basic',
'title': 'Rolex Datejust 41',
'description': '41mm Blue Diamond Dial 2022 - 126334',
'price': '$16,553',
'shipping_price': '$396',
'location': 'Düsseldorf, Germany.',
'merchant_name': 'Dealer',
'badge': 'Professional',
'image_urls': ['https://cdn2.chrono24.com/images/uhren/32322343-gp8hzm4ppkzsbhzc7s7bl2vh-ExtraLarge.jpg',
'https://cdn2.chrono24.com/images/uhren/32322343-u7wq78hxqoalnfrlag1gkt8d-ExtraLarge.jpg',
'https://cdn2.chrono24.com/images/uhren/32322343-93ykurb99s654x7aysnh8ljs-ExtraLarge.jpg',
'https://cdn2.chrono24.com/images/uhren/32322343-gxd85po61ynmoictprm1gvfq-ExtraLarge.jpg',
'https://cdn2.chrono24.com/images/uhren/32322343-den0sntpacmucq5zdktzul70-ExtraLarge.jpg']}
# ...Search for standard or detailed watch listings for any query, limiting results to, for example, 25 listings. All results will be retrieved if no limit is provided, and they'll be sorted by new.
import chrono24
rolex_dj = chrono24.query("Rolex DateJust")
# Search for standard listings
for listing in rolex_dj.search(limit=25):
print(listing)
# Search for detailed listings
for detailed_listing in rolex_dj.search_detail(limit=25):
print(detailed_listing)Note: When using these functions, be cautious not to overwhelm Chrono24 with excessive requests. The search method consumes 1 request per 120 posts retrieved, while search_detail utilizes 1 request per individual post. Avoid flooding requests to maintain a balanced usage of the Chrono24 service and prevent any potential access limitations.
Example output from .search:
{
'id': '32322343',
'url': 'https://chrono24.com/rolex/datejust-41mm-blue-diamond-dial-2022---126334--id32322343.htm',
'manufacturer': 'Rolex',
'certification_status': 'Basic',
'title': 'Rolex Datejust 41',
'description': '41mm Blue Diamond Dial 2022 - 126334',
'price': '$16,553',
'shipping_price': '$396',
'location': 'Düsseldorf, Germany.',
'merchant_name': 'Dealer',
'badge': 'Professional',
'image_urls': [...], # List of image URLs
}Example output from .search_detail, which extends results from .search:
{
'listing_code': 'J8S2V6',
'brand': 'Rolex',
'model': 'Datejust 41',
'reference_number': '126334',
'dealer_product_code': '8675310109006',
'case_material': 'Steel',
'bracelet_material': 'Steel',
'year_of_production': '2022',
'condition': 'Very good (Worn with little to no signs of wear)',
'scope_of_delivery': 'Original box, original papers',
'availability': 'Item needs to be procured',
'case_diameter': '41 mm',
'bracelet_color': 'Steel',
'availabe_payments': [...], # List of available payment methods
'anticipated_delivery': 'Latest anticipated delivery on 1/22',
'merchant_rating': '4.4',
'merchant_reviews': '196',
'merchant_badges': [...], # List of merchant badges
}Note: Output keys in .search will always be constant, but .search_detail can vary based on information provided by the listing page, expanding on the details retrieved by .search.
The chrono24 instance offers public attributes:
count: Total number of listings found.url: URL of listings page.
import chrono24
rolex_dj = chrono24.query("Rolex DateJust")
rolex_dj.count
# >>> 35582
rolex_dj.url
# >>> 'https://www.chrono24.com/rolex/datejust--mod45.htm?dosearch=true&query=Rolex+DateJust'The chrono24 package handles specific exceptions that might occur during its use:
NoListingsFoundException: Raised when no listings are found.RequestException: Raised when a request error occurs or repeated requests fail.
import chrono24
from chrono24.exceptions import NoListingsFoundException, RequestException
try:
invalid_query = chrono24.query("Invalid Query")
except NoListingsFoundException:
# In cases where no listings match the provided query
print("No listings were found.")
except RequestException:
# In cases where a request error occurs or repeated requests fail
print("Request error or repeated requests failed.")If you are having issues or would like to propose a new feature, please use the issues tracker.
This project is licensed under the MIT license.